Karl Marx Ideological Superstructure

Karl Marx is brilliant for his critique of capitalism. Marx has a theory as to why certain social norms prevail in every culture. That theory is historical materialism. Marx believes we need historical materialism in order to survive. He agrees with Hobbes, believing as humans, our first responsibility is to find food to live. Historical materialism is the theory of historical movement and socio-political reality. Historical materialism also explains the origin and efficacy of the ideology and propaganda to condition workers to accept conditions of their domination, slaved, and suffering. (Skitolsky) Marx believes history is and always have been the history of class struggles. This theory requires two terms, one being Ideological superstructure and the other being economic substructure. Ideological superstructure is your ideals, values, and beliefs. Whereas Economic substructure is the mode of production that inform a specific economic system. Pre-existing which sustains and justify that mode of production. We are born into a economic system.
The mode of production is a specific way of which a community organize their social relationship to obtain the good they need in order to survive. (How we act is dictated of how we ought to survive). Inside our mode of production lies our Economic Substructure and our Intellectual Superstructure; the Economic Substructure legitimizes imposing business model free enterprise and advises our social relations. Monopoly capitalism is theory of historical movement socio-political reality. It dictates everything we do. While our Intellectual Superstructure comprise of every one of our thoughts, values, and wishes. Marx perceives how Capitalism produces disparity and would find that the possibility of the main one percent acquiring all the capital as uncalled for and