In class struggle, relative power is everything. For example, when Mr. Travail gets health care , it is not because capitalism respects Mr. Travail's health. Workers also get education as a byproduct of capitalists' pursuit of profit or working-class victories, but never because the system wants workers to be fulfilled human beings. Schools teach prospective capitalists how to rule and prospective coordinators how to administer and conceptualize. Likewise, workers' incomes are provided merely so workers will have means to persist in the work that capitalists hire them to do.
Workers get more only when they win it.
Capitalists' education, upbringing, and self-identification permit them to care only for their own advance. Even if a particular capitalist's socialization breaks down, markets ensure that if he gives up greed and power he will suffer competitive losses and isolation from his peers. No matter how good our arguments and no matter how righteous our petitions, we won't induce much moral behavior, and what we do induce won't accomplish much. Short of toppling the economic system, to gain economic improvements we will have to get them from people in power. But that doesn't mean we have to regard capitalists' authority as legitimate or act like they have a right to their advantages.