Is Marxism on the rise once again.

-Thank you for accepting my challenge, contender.Argument:Yes, it is happening everywhere and I support it, Marxism is on the rise once again. Before I start supporting this rise, I will give you a few compelling evidence that it is actually occurring.Jacques Ranciere, a professor of philosophy and a Marxist says, "The domination of capitalism globally depends today on the existence of a Chinese Communist party that gives de-localised capitalist enterprises cheap labour to lower prices and deprive workers of the rights of self-organisation," he then continued, "Happily, it is possible to hope for a world less absurd and more just than today's." Well, sure, a protestation against Chinese human violations is obvious too. China isn't fully based of communism, no. China is actually dependent on the Capitalists because Capitalism is not a political system; it is able to be everywhere because it is an economical system, but specfically it has been prohibited for communist states to use Capitalism, but China is dependent on it because it gives rise to its economy and supports its elite, but not the working class.Well, it is obvious why people are protesting. Most of us are waking up and finding that everything is not okay. We are overthrown by an economical system known as capitalism, which is one of the reasons we are in this financial crisis. While the rich/the elite are living it big, most of the people out there struggle to find jobs, support their families and live off the minimal wage. Recently, as study has shown that 52% of Germans found that the market was impossible to live off while 43% said they wanted Marxism back (1).Sources:[1]: http://www.theguardian.com...The rise: Well, this is not the soviet type of Marxism; it's the type where his ideas are coming in handy. People aren't necessarily striving for the second communist order, they are just considering to use his ideas in order to help our economical and political system. The Millennial Marxists, in the U.S. have attempted to occupy wall street. And, it isn't only wall street, all over the world Marxists and the people that support his ideas are fighting for the truth and against the throne of Capitalism (2).Sources:[2]: http://www.nytimes.com...Why to support it: Marxism has surely a taste of revolution. Marxism was an idea of Karl Marx; it was used by the working class to overthrow the Capitalist state. Marxism, in other words could be defined as Revolutionary Socialism. Marxism aims to give the working class a taste of freedom [3]. Marxists continuously fight over the bourgoesie, which is " the social formation in which the commdity relation – the relation of buying and selling – has spread into every corner of life (3)."Sources:[3]: https://www.marxists.org...[4]: https://www.marxists.org...Marxian Economics: Marxian Economics is concerned about the Capitalist power. Marxian Economics conducted a lot of research why Capitalism will always lead to financial crisis. Marxism also claims that it will inherit more freedom than any economical system would. Marxism will create a Communist Utopia, and there is nothing to be alarmed about; America has been always hypnotized that they had a freedom of choice; it is actually an illusion. Government spying on its citizens slightly excludes that type of freedom. With Marxism there will always be jobs available for people, education for our children, housings will be sustainable, and a vast opportunity for a working class. Also, confidence is the key, "Can capitalist society with its chronic unemployment ensure each citizen the opportunity to work, let alone to choose the work he likes? Clearly, it cannot. But the socialist system makes the right to work a constitutional right of a citizen, delivering him from the oppressive anxiety and uncertainty over the morrow (5).” Sources:[5]: http://www.allaboutworldview.org...conomics.htm