>>533027>>533026and also on the point of the nuclear family being a composite of capitalist relations, i would say that it more resembles the landlord than the employer. when you are young ofc you have chores but as you get older your own money is taken from you as rents that your parents waste away.
so i would again say that the landlord is part of the bourgeoisie but is also a contradictory element (the same as the "money-capitalist" banker) in being someone who commands to make money from money they put in to investment and not production.
so a landlord expects revenue from his property and a banker expects returns on his loans, but only the capitalist employer is extracting the surplus value possible to maintain the bourgeoisie as a whole
so my idea is that landlords and bankers are the super-exploiters while our employers are our regular exploiters, and again, our lived and popular experience is that the people hate landlords and bankers much more than they hate small business guys or even CEOs
so the class war is also an infra-class war