Weird take, i guess the current definition of capitalism, but go to Ancient Rome or Babylon and tell me you don’t see capitalism
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So as a leftist that I think identifies with Marxist-Leninist ideology but that didn’t find the communist manifesto an interesting nor easy read (it was small but not really approachable) are there any books that you recommend? I’m no economist but I do like reading logical arguments as to why capitalism doesn’t work, or better said, doesn’t work for the good of the majority but instead for a small minority (for whom it works very very well)
Welcome, comrade! @dessalines@lemmy.ml has a fantastic Crash Course Socialism you can check out, and if you want to get into theory but don't find the Communist Manifesto to be approachable, I recommend my "Read Theory, Darn It!" introductory Marxist-Leninist reading list. It has audiobooks, and starts off simpler than the Communist Manifesto.
For a more all-round perspective, I recommend Hajoon Chang’s “economics: the user’s guide”.