Marx’s famous sayings about “capitalism” include:

1. When profits reach 10%, some people are ready to take action; when profits reach 50%, some people dare to take risks; When the profit reaches 100%, they dare to trample all laws in the world; when the profit reaches 300%, they are not even afraid of going to the gallows.

2. The economic base determines the superstructure.

3. If there is 20% profit, capital will be ready to move; if there is 50% profit, capital will take risks; if there is 100% profit, capital will take risks. They dare to risk hanging their heads; if there is a 300% profit, capital dares to trample all laws in the world.

3. When capital comes to the world, it is covered with blood and filth from head to toe.

4. Virtue, the unique virtue of women, has harmed themselves. Their gentle and submissive asexuality has actually become a means of enslaving and suffering them.

5. Commodity exchange is the exchange of a certain amount of one use value for a certain amount of another use value.

6. Value is undifferentiated human labor force and the content of use value, while use value can only be regarded as an external manifestation or only serve as a means of sales.

7. Capital has no choice but to engage in such unfortunate things as material production, and it is unwilling to engage in material production. It always hopes to have faster and easier ways to make money

8. Once there are appropriate profits, capitalists will become bolder. ?If there is a 10% profit, he will ensure that it is used everywhere; ?If there is a 20% profit, he will be active;?If there is a 50% profit, he will take risks;?For 100% With a profit of 100%, he would dare to trample all human laws; with a profit of 300%, he would dare to commit any crime and even risk hanging.

9. Human dialectics did not truly mature until the time of Sakyamuni Buddha.

10. Gold and silver are naturally not currencies, but money is naturally gold and silver.

11. Research must fully possess the material, analyze its various development forms, and explore the intrinsic relationships among these forms.

12. As the role of currency circulation strengthens, its status as a value equivalent gradually weakens and declines. Eventually it became a symbol. Slowly and regularly, it finally completed its linkage and association with precious metals such as gold and silver...and finally its wealth storage function gradually disappeared

13. Since capital came to this world , every pore on his body was bleeding with blood and dirty things

14. This coin has been inspected and the weight and fineness are fully qualified, but tell me, do you have it in your wallet?

15. Once there is appropriate profit, capital will be bold. With 50% profit, it will take desperate risks; for 100% profit, it will dare to trample all laws in the world; with 300% profit, it will dare to commit any crime, even risk hanging. First danger.