(1) The equal exploitation of labour-power is the primary human right of capital.
2. Capital comes into the world, and from head to toe, it is bleeding and dirty things.
3. Capital is not able to engage in the unfortunate thing of material production, it is not willing to engage in material production, it always wants to have a faster and easier means of making money.
4. Gold and silver are naturally not money, but money is naturally gold and silver.
5. As the role of money in circulation strengthens, its value equivalent gradually weakens and declines. It ended up being a symbol. Slowly, regularly, and finally it finally completed the linkage and association with precious metals such as gold and silver... Finally, its wealth storage function gradually disappeared.
6. As a capitalist, he is only a personified capital. His soul is the soul of capital. Capital, on the other hand, has only one instinct for life, which is to multiply itself, to acquire surplus value, and to suck as much surplus labour as possible with its own unchanging part, the means of production. Capital is dead labor, it is like a vampire, only by sucking living labor can there be life, and the more living labor it sucks, the more vigorous its life is. The time of the worker's labor is the time when the capitalist consumes the labour-power he has purchased.
(7) Because of the social power of capital, the capitalists can play all kinds of so-called "democracy and freedom" tricks, and they cannot see through such tricks, but if they vigorously advocate for such tricks, they are either the lackeys of the capitalists or idiots. (The form of democracy and freedom should not be determined by the capitalists, and the forms of democracy advocated by the capitalists are not really for the people, but for themselves, and the form of democracy and freedom should be determined by the people.) ）
8. The original owner of money becomes a capitalist, marching forward with his head held high; the owner of labour-power becomes his worker, trailing behind. One is smiling and ambitious; one is trembling and cowering, as if he had sold his skin in the market, and there is only one future—to let the family tann.
9. Theory can grasp the masses as long as it convinces people; and as long as the theory is thorough, it can persuade people.