Libs identify fundamental features of Capitalism, but can't except them as fundamental features, and thus create new isms that somehow they believe can be dealt with in isolation. Just doing the math out loud. I had someone mention "corporatism" in conversation recently, and it frankly flew right by me.

Even though much of the theory was developed over a century ago, it possess an uncanny ability to encapsulate the fundamental truths about capitalism that remain relevant today. This highlights just how correct people like Marx and Lenin were and that they managed to capture the invariants of the system in their writings.