Why capitalism must go

Note: This builds upon some of the compelling points that Tesha Miller, Xavier Otero, Wolf Lacey and other people have made on this Facebook thread.

CAPITALISM HAS OUTLIVED ITS USEFULNESS
BY PATRICE GREANVILLE

Hardly hyperbole any longer.

Hard as it may be for Americans to stomach—born and bred in a culture that reveres individualism and “free enterprise”—there will be no peace and justice and no respect for animals, nature and the planet until we get rid of capitalism as the chief socioeconomic paradigm not only in this nation but around the world. Sounds difficult if not impossible? It is.  But it’s also indispensable. It’s either that, or civilization, and much of the natural world, as we know it, will die.

 

 

 

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But the dynamics of all social arrangements follow inexorably the weight of their power distributions, and capitalism was born profoundly unequal, albeit from the start hiding that ugly fact behind an elaborate curtain of semi-conscious propaganda (it has since become fully conscious, professional, and far more cynical).
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The Enemy of Nature)
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SELFISHNESS MAKES THE CAPITALIST WORLD GO ROUND
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I do not speak as an idealist, but as a realist contemplating the current situation.
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SEEK RADICAL SOLUTIONS
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A man with syphilis is seeking a doctor.
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If you were gravelly ill, which doctor would you choose?
—Addison (Patrice Greanville)
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ALBERT EINSTEIN: Why Socialism?

https://www.greanvillepost.com/?p=6954