RE: The End of Captialism!
Capitalism is the free market, is it not? There are different types of capitalism. If you have a different definition to capitalism, that means you are probably talking about cronyism, AKA crony capitalism, or possibly aspects to monopolism and corporatism and possibly even plutocracy and other things as well. We live in a world with a bunch of oatmeal. A bunch of original oatmeal. I type everything by hand. I write a lot on the Internet. That probably means you never Googled me. But regardless, there are different versions of capitalism. I like freedom. I like money. I like robots. I like to buy and sell. I like to trade. If that is bad, then please sue me. I that is bad, then come kill me. I believe in promoting freedoms. If you want to buy an awesome car, then good luck. If you do not want a toaster, then how about an open fire?
Capitalism is usually described as producing excess value by selling something for more than the labour that went into it. This creates two general classes: labourers and capitalists.
The free market is just an open exchange/supply and demand model... this can happen anywhere. It just so happens that our government’s mandate is to protect the “free” exchange of goods. But capitalism isn’t the free market...
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@mastersa, are you against making a lot of money? So, if you had a trillion dollars, would you scream and try to get rid of it? I want to make government smaller. There are different definitions to capitalism. When I say capitalism, I am talking about free markets. But if you are good at business, you will have excess because of profits and that is good. I love money. I love profits. Capitalism is the free market. But you are talking about crony capitalism and not free market capitalism.
Free-market capitalism is the combination of free-markets and capitalism.
We have neither, right now, in The US.
Capital is things like land, building, power source, cotton jin, thread spinners, looms.
Capitalism is the personally (not govern-cement) owned acquisition of all of those capitals, and putting them together to make a product to sell at a profit.
We used to have college courses on ways to raise capital. Basically, that is what a business degree was. Today, you just borrow the money into existence and then use that to acquire capital. (or theft by banking)
I do not have any trouble with what your wrote, it just seemed, to me, non-sequitur.
As i said, "i was confused"
That's what I said. You said what I said but in different words. But at the same time, there are different things out there. You seem not to want to talk about Rothschild for example. You seem not to talk about the collusion between big tech and governments. I love free markets. I love private property, capital, of land, and everything. I do not like cronyism. I do not like centralized money through the central banks and the Not-Federal Federal Reserve. I do not like George Soros. I do not like JP Morgan. I love the fourth amendment. I love gold over fake money and debt, all the borrowing like you said.