>>18256>Unfortunately, it looks we're going to get a system that's less socialism and more fascist economics with technocratic neoliberal-style statecraft, with the same bourgeoise and their descendants still in charge as the elite class still exploiting what were the proles of capitalism.Who is "we", it might be that the western big bourgeoisie survives a little longer using a technocratic neoliberal hell-world yoke to subjugate the western population, but that will be some kind of left over capitalism, like there still were some left-over feudal monarchies in the 20th centuries. Most of the world will probably be in the lower stages of building socialism in the mid 21th century, and represent the dominant mode of production.
It might be that the strangle hold over political power of the western bourgeoisie is based on imperial super-profits and as the reach of their imperial system shrinks so does their hold on power.
Another aspect is that the strength of labor power is going to come back because were are entering the phase of renewed labor scarcity this time globally. China has already begun reducing it's rate of exploitation to counter-act the demographic changes, very soon the rest of the world will have to follow their example, in order to not wither into irrelevance.