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The idealistic capitalism you speak of has never existed, not even in the US which has supposedly been the shining beacon for capitalism. It's a false idea spre
by feet 4y ago
The idealistic capitalism you speak of has never existed, not even in the US which has supposedly been the shining beacon for capitalism. It's a false idea spread to keep people believing that they can "make it" and that no other system could possibly work better. It's an idea spread by think tanks owned by guess who. Capital owners.
Consolidation of capital and property in the hands of a few is the natural state of capitalism, it's been a slight improvement over the consolidation of feudalism.