Dis4th

and what happened next is what we're going through

so almost all contemporary Western trade unions therefore rely on some kind of de facto capitalism chain to operate, and competition between international capital can disrupt this chain and underminethe interests of regional workers,this further deepens the division of the proletariat.

The proletariat still exists.The problem is that the lack of shared values has led to a general erosion of class consciousness - you can't convince a truck driver who doesn't see a literary writer as a worker that they're in it together, and sometimes they don't even speak the same language

Because traditional industrial workers are declining all over the world, the rise of globalization has destroyed traditional centralized industries and replaced them with decentralized global industrial chains, it has destroyed old social organizations and thrown people into the post-modernity.