Overcoming Class Struggle Under Capitalism

This week in class we learned about Karl Marx's viewpoints of the Capitalist system. He explained the class struggle under capitalism with three explanations. First, Marx states that Capitalism divides everyone into one or two classes. Either the Bourgeoisie or the Proletariat. With the Bourgeoisie being the owners of the means of production, and the Proletariat being the workers/producers of the means of production. Next, Marx states in the Capitalistic system the relationship between the Bourgeoisie and Proletariat is based upon a fundamental contradiction. Marx's explains in this explanation that although the Bourgeoisie and Proletariat both act in the mood of distribution, the distribution of goods doesn't correspond to the contributions of each class. And Marx's last thought of class struggle in the capitalist system is the conditions of the workers of this system will only get worse. It's inevitable that the poor will get more numerous and the wealthy will get fewer and increase their wealth. Based upon Marx's interpretation of the Capitalist system and how it effects class struggles, I concur with Marx and his opinion. The way we could eliminate the Capitalist system would be if everyone made somewhere near the same amount of total income per year. If we had a system like this we would stop one another from trying to out do one another and we would create a single working class working together.