Never understimate the bourgeoise's capacity for collaboration and collusion whilst staring into the deepest depths of genocide and literal chattel slavery. That it was not immediately abolished upon the formation of the American Republic speaks to this, as the budding rise of industrial capitalism had no issue reaping the spoils of slavery.
Likewise, bourgeois states have collaborated with fascists, war criminals, and absolute theocratic monarchies, and continue to do so to this day.
Conflicts of the modern age are conflicts of the bourgeoise. They more often than not collaborate, doubly so if it threatens bourgeois hegemony.
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Never understimate the bourgeoise's capacity for collaboration and collusion whilst staring into the deepest depths of genocide and literal chattel slavery. That it was not immediately abolished upon the formation of the American Republic speaks to this, as the budding rise of industrial capitalism had no issue reaping the spoils of slavery.
Likewise, bourgeois states have collaborated with fascists, war criminals, and absolute theocratic monarchies, and continue to do so to this day. Conflicts of the modern age are conflicts of the bourgeoise. They more often than not collaborate, doubly so if it threatens bourgeois hegemony.