Betrayal by political and business elites from "summary" of The Jungle by Upton Sinclair
Throughout the narrative, the reader is confronted with the harsh reality of how political and business elites exploit and manipulate the working class for their own gain. The characters in the story are constantly subjected to the whims and greed of those in power, who prioritize profit over the well-being of their employees. The political and business elites in the story are portrayed as heartless and callous, willing to go to any lengths to maintain their control and wealth. They use their influence to crush dissent and silence any opposition, leaving the workers powerless and voice...
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