CAPITALISM OCCURS IN BATU CITY

 

We know that the concrete essential force from the new order to the reformation was capital. The situation did not change even though with the fall of the New Order, the situation did not become socialism, communism, which was embraced by the old order. So it can be said that as long as Suharto was the ruler of the New Order, the power of socialism led by Soekarno was completely exhausted to this day. After the Reformation, the Regional Autonomy Law came into effect. One of the essences is that the regions have the right to regulate their respective potentials and government. However, with the presence of the power of capital that is still working, the area is now a capitalist wetland to harvest all its potential profits. Consequently, if we look at the former Suharto sultanistic oligarchy, now it is a collective oligarchy and civil oligarchy which spreads to every region. One of them is clearly visible in Batu City.

 

There are not many studies that focus, directly or indirectly, on the development of capital in Batu City. What is the role of regional capital rulers (Oligarks) in formulating pro-business policies. This is because the analysis as well as the framework adopted by academics is only limited to the role of the elite in important analysis. Academics only see that the change from the new order to reform through regional autonomy, the government plays an important role in managing the region itself. Whereas in the power of political power in terms of policy formulation, many non-government organizations are struggling to represent the interests of each individual, one of which is the oligarchy.

We know that the concrete essential force from the new order to the reformation was capital. The situation did not change even though with the fall of the New Order, the situation did not become socialism, communism, which was embraced by the old order. So it can be said that as long as Suharto was the ruler of the New Order, the power of socialism led by Soekarno was completely exhausted to this day. After the Reformation, the Regional Autonomy Law came into effect. One of the essences is that the regions have the right to regulate their respective potentials and government. However, with the presence of the power of capital that is still working, the area is now a capitalist wetland to harvest all its potential profits. Consequently, if we look at the former Suharto sultanistic oligarchy, now it is a collective oligarchy and civil oligarchy which spreads to every region. One of them is clearly visible in Batu City.

 

There is a clear general picture in the process of developing capitalism in Batu City. The size of the capital development analysis category is normative considering that what Jefrey Winters offers is a group of people who lead the purpose of multiplying wealth. The form of capitalism that occurs is driven by several concrete factors, including the state of the social structure, the impact of capitalism and its economy, the destruction of the lower class, the nature of political conflict in the period before and after capitalism, the relationship of the elite with the central economy and the magnitude of its natural wealth and potential.

 

One of the factors that has proven to be very decisive in formulating a capitalist economic system is the economic and political design with the emergence of oligarchy. The development of Artificial Tourism, for example, is the result of the process of the capitalist revolution under the leadership of the oligarchs. Socialism and various forms of elite power in Batu City that came from agriculture fell to the ground. The implication is the immediate collapse of the domestic capitalist class. Generally, the bourgeoisie sells its land because the State no longer maintains it. So that political power is fully held by the oligarchy in every decision making. One of the interesting questions is with the political and social changes in Batu City, does an agrarian society led by an elite dare to maintain an eternal agrarian model? Will they give in to this situation by selling them to capitalism or will they form a new model of mixing between socialist agrarian society and capitalist industry?

For me looking at class as something very important, the capitalist class is just the view that the multiplication of wealth is the main goal. It is not important to care about the welfare of the community, distribution of wealth and corporate social responsibility except to improve the image after the irregularities committed by the company. First, most people will comment that the company's emergence has a positive impact on the surrounding community. For example, regarding traders who are selling well and agricultural products that can be entrusted to the company. A lower class will expect more about it even if the fact is temporary or non-existent.

 

Second, regarding the emergence of capitalists who are considered quite significant in terms of increasing regional taxes and/or levies. The power of the oligarchy raises other entrepreneurs to support its business. However, political and economic power takes time to consolidate in terms of emptying the former elite power. Of course, political forces will fight hard in terms of grabbing public resources, especially regarding asset control.

 

Third, the continued dominance of the oligarchic political economy gives more confidence to the party that the oligarchy has controlled a regime like this kingdom, without any opposition that is able to fight and combine forces so that the oligarchy gets absolute power. Civil society imagines that how to go beyond a capitalist class that has absolute power? This riddle pushes political analysts to get to the basics of the ideal form of government to the socialist revolution offered by the marhaenists.

 

Radical knowledge about capitalists, oligarchs, and socialists is very much needed to offer an alternative choice. The oligarchic theory offers that there is no other choice for the proletariat to carry out a revolution, this revolution is offered either through the power of socialist society, the bourgeois revolution or the struggle among oligarchs. If the revolution is not carried out immediately, the proletariat and the bourgeoisie will become vacancies or slaves in every policy. Thus, they are no longer counted as members of the class or part of the relationship between the State and Capital.