Why is the way to deal with capitalists hanging street lamps?

Refers to hanging capitalists from street lamps. A capitalist who satirizes evil will do anything for profit. Such people should be hung on lampposts in the street. During the French Revolution, mobs in Paris used street lamps as instruments of torture, and the bodies of officials and nobles hanging from street lamps as symbols of revolution.

Since the market economy, industrial and commercial capitalists refer to people who possess the means of production and rely on hired laborers to make profits for a living, including businessmen and bankers. It is formed with the emergence and development of market relations of production. The people they represent-entrepreneurs-are representatives of the new mode of production in the anti-feudal process.

Entrepreneurs in China grew up in a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society and formed two parts: state-owned entrepreneurs and private entrepreneurs. Accordingly, entrepreneurs in China are divided into two parts: state-owned enterprises and private capital. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), with the completion of the nationalization of industry and commerce, private ownership basically changed into state ownership. Capitalists are no longer owners of their own private enterprises, but are accepted as managers of enterprises according to their own abilities, that is, leaders of enterprises.