David Harvey's The Manifesto Of Class Struggle

David Harvey saw neoliberalism as something that could change the style of living. Neoliberalism speaks on freeing entrepreneurial skills of the people, it wants us to depend on the actions of people, but it changes living situations that people do not think about, it is what Harvey causes “creative destruction”. Neoliberalism destroys “divisions of labour, social relations, welfare provisions, ways of life and thoughts, etc.” It destroys the society that society depends on. Neoliberalism destroys what society is accustomed to, it causes questions, such as: who is a citizen? Who protects rights? Harvey, also feel as if neoliberalism as trying to restore class power he believes that it will only help the few.
This is reminiscent of Karl Marx in ways of class power, in The Manifesto of Class Struggle, and only helping
Althusser breaks down our accustomed society into these apparatus’, and speaking of our norm, we depend on our participatory democracy. A participatory democracy includes: public discussions/public groups, politics being seen as positive, building a community, etc. The apparatuses breaks down the community of the public democracy. Harvey speaks on how people are connected to our government and Althusser speaks on the same thing. Society’s ideological apparatuses are: religion, education, family, culture, political parties, etc. These things are protected by the Repressive State apparatuses, which are: the police system, courts, prisons, the military, our Judicial system. Societies repressive apparatuses is the public sphere and it is protected by the state, which neoliberalism is trying to abandon. Harvey speaks on how neoliberalism is trying to ban the benefits of the state. Althusser explains the same exact thing, by explaining that everything that our society revolves around personal and accustomed living is ultimately protected by the government that we