Bourgeois are enemies of society or skilled businessmen? What is the proletariat?

People brought up in the Soviet Union are convinced that the bourgeois are enemies, parasites, bloodsuckers who want to get rich at another's expense. But the proletarians are hard workers who spare no effort to improve their homeland. But is this really so, are such definitions correct? Equality, which was so imposed by the Communists, has not justified itself, but capitalism has flourished, flourished and will prosper.

History of the formation of the bourgeoisie

In capitalist society, this is the ruling class, which receives income from property: patents, lands, money, factories and other property. Burzhui are people who have private property, respecting the right to personal inviolability, freedom of religion, speech, assembly. They respect the law, because if they do not observe it, then others will not, and their property may suffer from this.

In the flowering of feudalism, the bourgeoisie began to flourish. This class belonged to well-off citizens: merchants, ordinary workers, artisans, who managed to get into people through their own labor. The fact that the bourgeoisie is a progressive-minded estate began to speak after the Netherlands revolution. It was this class that initiated the overthrow of feudal slavery. With time, individually and separately, the big and small bourgeoisie began to develop, they had completely different political interests and views on life, so a split ensued between them.

Basic views

The class is divided into species, depending on what the bourgeoisie was doing. This could be trade (then people involved in it, treated the commercial bourgeoisie), banking, agriculture, industry. Almost every area of human activity in the XVII-XIX centuries. It was thanks to this estate. Depending on the amount of income received, the bourgeois were divided into large, medium and small. The former used hired labor, the latter hired workers, but also did a lot of work themselves, while others earned their living only with their own labor. Small bourgeois mainly lived in villages or in cities owned a small shop.

Who are the proletarians?

In the century of the bourgeoisie, all people were divided into two classes: the owners of private property and wage workers who survived by selling their labor to the capitalists. The proletarians had no property. They earned a living by engaging in large and medium-sized bourgeois. The working class in capitalist society did not have any privileges, all ruled by the rich. The capitalists created political parties, adopted laws favorable to them, while nobody cared about the proletariat. For this reason protests began to ripen in the society. The socialist revolution destroyed the bourgeoisie, the proletariat also ceased to exist, since it was renamed the socialist working class.

What characterizes the period of the bourgeoisie?

At the very beginning of the formation of a capitalist society, wealthy people who earned wealth by their own labor, caused respect. Over time, the bourgeoisie and the proletariat began to distance themselves from each other, while there was no abyss between these two classes, full of enmity, dislike and misunderstanding. Owners sense of nobleness has receded into the background, while the desire to possess huge capital, to hold power in the first place, has come to the fore.

Over the years, the bourgeoisie flourished more and more, and the proletariat existed on the brink of survival. For a long period of time, the owners of huge states were the ruling class, they had their own political party, privileges. The bourgeoisie more and more exploited the working people. It is clear that this could not last long. At first the proletarians put forward socialism as a political force, and then began to openly fight for their rights. Therefore, in the beginning of the twentieth century, the working class seized power in its own hands, there is nothing surprising.