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What are "capitalism laws"? My point is that the government is preventing the transactions. Doesn't matter if we are talking about a republic, a parliamentary
by gwright 4y ago
What are "capitalism laws"? My point is that the government is preventing the transactions. Doesn't matter if we are talking about a republic, a parliamentary system, a monarchy, a socialist country, authoritarian, feudal, local gangs, organized crime, etc.
It requires power to prevent voluntary transactions and that comes in lots of flavors.
- arrosenberg 4y agoI misspelled capitalist - defined as laws that benefit those with capital. My point is you are distinguishing between government and capitalism - capitalism is an attribute of the government and power structure. The people with capital are the ones preventing the transactions (to their own benefit of course).
- gwright 4y ago> capitalism is an attribute of the government and power structure I don't think that is a common formulation of the idea of "capitalism".
- arrosenberg 4y agoEnlighten us then? What is the common formulation according to you?
- topaz0 4y agoMarxist analysis isn't that rare in my experience.