The proletariat of today 
The term proletariat comunenmente means that part of the population poor and indiginte not have more than their offspring. The offspring, in fact, was once the only thing that did not distinguish one social class the other because even the poorest could somehow feed their children by making them work hard since children in the fields or in other situations simple. The simplicity of life back then, though tough, toghether much of society.
Until a few decades ago the word corresponded to a de facto reality, but today we can say the same thing?
Now the company is organized and competitive in every area: sopravivvere by simple means you can not 'cause of those jobs once carried out independently by the individual are now done by companies that can offer the market the same products (often even better products in the past) at a lower cost. The company has evolved and at the heart of its business organizations and not the individual man. This social phenomenon linked to the process of industrialization has increased the average standard of living of the population to the detriment, however, others who have remained poor and those without even the possibility 'of a time soppravivenza present in' crafts and agriculture. Now who is poor is a welfare state different from the majority and can hardly find a way forward to get out of that situation.
Commercial organizations have made it 'that the product offering in the market is increasingly diverse and complex: the application itself following this trend inevitably leading to ways of life utterly different from the past. This gap between the way we live today ripetto to that of a time is related only to the possibility of possessing material objects and means that the company produces. E 'trivial sense that in this state of affairs p is creating a vicious cycle that produces the one hand an increase in the aforementioned gap in time and the other a more clear difference in the lifestyles of the poor from the rich .
Living today has become increasingly alienating: most of the day the wall is busy working at a company as an employee while the rest of the time is employed to buy or consume these products to maintain our standard of living that .
Everything has become tangible as well offspring. This situation has inevitably changed the value that today we can give to the term proletariat. Those who have children now must ensure that at least the same standard of living for their children because the average level of life not only tends to rise more and more but is that the aforementioned gap that makes the difference between those who live within the system today's society evolved and who is out, the derelicts.
Today the proletariat is not represented only by those who have more children because it can not 'but rather have other good but' the opposite of who can 'possess many goods and thus may well have offspring.
