Capitalism will obviously continue to reproduce what it values. At the same time, it will try not to reproduce what it sees as problematic. And a consequence of not reproducing everything, exactly as it was, is that the dominant system might be put in a weaker position.
Changing contexts are unavoidable with the progress of time, leading the State to produce rules and laws to help the system control reproduction. As we’ve said, for each and every act of repression, there’s a similar and related consequence that we call resistance. Everything the capitalist system does has effects that result in resistance. This means there could be an enduring pushback to the system as a whole, delegitimizing it over time.
Struggle and resistance are agents of erosion against established systems. They always find themselves struggling over the same space as the dominant reproductive process. It’s in the shortcoming of the system’s own reproduction, where space is created for resistance to reproduce itself. This leads to new shortcomings in the system and to the maintenance of dedicated space for resistance to flourish.
