>And the minority of capital can rule the majority of labor because
>they're well-organized politically as a class and essentially run
>the state.
No. This is a terrible mistake. The capitalist class rule economically, not politically. Their political power is fundamentally weak, however while the economy is ruled by them there is, as they say, no alternative politically. So they rule politically only by default, because there is no alternative under capitalism. TINA is their weakness, not their strength.
Bill Bartlett Bracknell Tas