Capitalism, as an economic system, owns us. We are driven by the profit motive - the market rules. Capitalism is a most heinous system similar to past system such as slavery and feudalism.
We as the people serving Capitalism have to find a way of turning things around for the benefit of the many and not just a few. A Revolution sounds the best way. Why should the people of this Earth allow the rich and powerful get away with literally murder - responsible for millions of deaths around the world. Wars, proxy wars by powerful nations will wipe us off the planet.
The problem with capitalistic that it is a reflection of our human natures. Same with feudalism, communism, hippie communes. None of them give utopia because we're greedy and fearful and each of us cares more about ourselves today than you tomorrow.
That may be characteristic of our present societies but it says very little about our human nature. Humans did not evolve in towns and cities. Not even on farms. All of what we call civilization is very recent on the timeline of human history. To understand human nature, you must go further back.
There's an awful lot of evidence pointing one way. It's possible that in the distant past things were different. But it's only a possibility and it's up against everything that we know for certain over 6 thousand years
Capitalism, as an economic system, owns us. We are driven by the profit motive - the market rules. Capitalism is a most heinous system similar to past system such as slavery and feudalism.
We as the people serving Capitalism have to find a way of turning things around for the benefit of the many and not just a few. A Revolution sounds the best way. Why should the people of this Earth allow the rich and powerful get away with literally murder - responsible for millions of deaths around the world. Wars, proxy wars by powerful nations will wipe us off the planet.
End Capitalism, it’s the ogre of the planet.
The problem with capitalistic that it is a reflection of our human natures. Same with feudalism, communism, hippie communes. None of them give utopia because we're greedy and fearful and each of us cares more about ourselves today than you tomorrow.
That may be characteristic of our present societies but it says very little about our human nature. Humans did not evolve in towns and cities. Not even on farms. All of what we call civilization is very recent on the timeline of human history. To understand human nature, you must go further back.
There's an awful lot of evidence pointing one way. It's possible that in the distant past things were different. But it's only a possibility and it's up against everything that we know for certain over 6 thousand years