Masters: The Invisible War of the Powerful Against Their Subjects.

In the book "Masters: The Invisible War of the Powerful Against Their Subjects" by Marco D'Eramo, the author explores the war that the powerful have waged against the people. The book examines the manipulation of progressive US laws by charity organizations and foundations to evade corporate taxes. It also delves into the entanglement between the state and conservative parts of American capital, challenging the notion that the state shrinks under neoliberalism. The book critiques the inhumane aspects of economics, particularly Neoclassical, New Classical, and Austrian economics, and offers a critique of the contemporary left for accepting defeat within the capitalist system. Overall, the book highlights the class war between capitalists and the people and encourages readers to not be afraid of revolts and revolutions. [Extracted from the article]

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