It is a terrible charge, but it is true.
The wealth the workers have created, as a class, has indeed been stolen from them.
And they are being robbed in the same way every day of their lives, even at this very moment.

I hate this thought form.
It sounds so nice. To have an enemy. To be the underdog. And, in this society, to be the victim.

However, the statement is both true and false.

First lets take the entrepreneur. The capitalist (as in the definition of the word, to bring capital together) who gets the factory together, who gets the workers to cooperate, who finds buyers and distribution.

Without these people the "workers" would have NOTHING!

So, to state the above quote correct,
"The wealth the workers have created, as a class, has indeed been stolen from them," but only after all of it and more was given to them.

Without the entrepreneur, the workers aren't even farmers. They are foragers, scavengers.

Now, let us talk about the real theft.
The Federal Reserve bank and their sister in conspiracy, the Infernal Revolting Syndicate.
This group steals a percentage, every year, from the worker. Making sure the average worker can never get ahead.

Corporations... the entity that is allowed to exist by govern-cements.
Which exports costs, and imports profits.
A thing where the people who were rich before can buy up the structure in which laborers labor.
Having bought out the entrepreneur, these elite work to control every aspect.
To squeeze as much out of the system as possible.