@brianl

You mean that it is immigrants who eat too much, and not Apple shits who got 47 billions savings thanks to capitalist new tax bill?

did Apple actually get 47b?

Capitalism in general in America doesn't really feel like capitalism any more. Democracy seems over too. Most americans don't support our elected leaders and vice versa.

Well, various strange ideas come to mind if you do not read classic works.

Faith in “democracy” in general, as a universal panacea, and failure to understand that this democracy is bourgeois democracy, historically limited in its usefulness and its necessity, have for decades and centuries been particularly characteristic of the petty bourgeoisie of all countries.

The petty bourgeois, owning to his economic position and his conditions of life generally, is less able to appreciate this truth, and even cherishes the illusion that a democratic republic implies “pure democracy”, “a free people’s state”, the non-class or supra-class rule of the people, a pure manifestation of the will of the people, and so on and so forth. The tenacity of these prejudices of the petty-bourgeois democrat is inevitably due to the fact that he is farther removed from the acute class struggle, the stock exchange, and “real” politics; and it would be absolutely un-Marxist to expect these prejudices to be eradicated very rapidly by propaganda alone.

V. Lenin

Capitalism = no tax and no benefits from the state.

I already wrote - various strange ideas come to mind if you do not read classic works.

Even whole horrible concept of "crony capitalism" is possible only if you can agree with unreal idea that some "crony" guys induce laws and state upon good capitalists.

Thing that you refer here is normal development of capitalism. It is same across the globe. Same way you can't return to time of big slave empires you can't return to world full of petty bourgeoisie and small capitalists. And whole dream part of this concept exist only in the head of modern petty bourgeoisie. They see how they are pushed to become proletariat and dream about old good days (and they never had been good).