Karl Marx once said, “To be radical is to grasp things by the root” (Marx, 2009). I suppose that sums up Marx’s attempt to analyze and theorize on the good, bad, and ugly of capitalism. He believed that humans had potential and that we as both individuals and societies needed to get to the root of the issue suppressing human creativity. According to Marx, the root of this suppression and corruption of human creativity is Capitalism. Capitalism is this continual clash of classes and exploration of labor. Ritzer explains that it is very nature of capitalism for the capitalist to “exploit the workers in order to make a profit from the workers’ labor. The workers, in contradiction to the capitalists, want to keep at least some of the profits
