As a result, capitalism, the system that serves the ruling class, is shielded from scrutiny. In its place, political theatre takes centre stage, deceiving the masses into believing that whoever is in power will alter their material conditions, thereby legitimising electoralism. It thus creates the illusion that the working class chooses the very system that oppresses it and, as such, dilutes and redirects the revolutionary ethos of the masses by reintegrating it into the very political structure that serves the interests of the bourgeoisie.
Elina Xenophontos