It’s good to be angry at capitalism, because capitalism holds unchecked capital acquisition as a foundational right. We know that doesn’t work in a globally connected world, if it ever worked.
Notice that there’s no right to accommodate infinite capital in the phrase I used. And there’s also no complete ban on private property.
The things that work are usually not any of the crap spouted by vocal greedy world leaders.
We need to clip the right that capitalism gives to billionaire, and then see where we stand in the rest of the rules, and decide together what we want to change. We’re likely to find a lot more confortable compromises, after the billionaires thumbs are off the scales.
The target is well regulated free trade.
It’s good to be angry at capitalism, because capitalism holds unchecked capital acquisition as a foundational right. We know that doesn’t work in a globally connected world, if it ever worked.
Notice that there’s no right to accommodate infinite capital in the phrase I used. And there’s also no complete ban on private property.
The things that work are usually not any of the crap spouted by vocal greedy world leaders.
We need to clip the right that capitalism gives to billionaire, and then see where we stand in the rest of the rules, and decide together what we want to change. We’re likely to find a lot more confortable compromises, after the billionaires thumbs are off the scales.