Marxist predictions appear accurate to young people due to depression economics

What was said

"Once capitalism gets to its end stage, this is a term you hear a lot these days, endstage capitalism or late stage capitalism. Once it gets to its end stage, the capitalist who only cares about increasing the profits will have to turn inward. Which means instead of exploiting new markets, we're going to start exploiting workers. You put the economy up against this Marxist doctrine, and then you got everybody, you know, mainstream political people saying, 'Well, the stock market's great.' you can understand where this is coming from because nobody is telling the truth."

Snider explains why socialist ideology is gaining traction among young people: their lived experience of unaffordable housing until age 40, missing job opportunities, and 30% inflation with stagnant wages perfectly matches Marxist predictions about late-stage capitalism exploiting workers. With mainstream sources pointing to stock market highs while young people can't afford cars or houses, Marx's 19th century theories appear prophetic, creating dangerous political instability.