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Exchanging money is commerce, not capitalism. Capitalism is private (not personal, but private) ownership, usually of the means of production but not always lim
by sli 5y ago
Exchanging money is commerce, not capitalism. Capitalism is private (not personal, but private) ownership, usually of the means of production but not always limited to just that.
Anyway, there are numerous well-functioning cities on the planet that are bicycle-centric rather than car-centric.
- dragonwriter 5y ago> Capitalism is private (not personal, but private) ownership Note that the sense of “private property” used in the definition of capitalism by its critics is not typically used or understood within capitalism except by people who follow the theory of those critics, and that “private property” to people more immersed in the theories supportive of capitalism tends to just mean non-public property.