> There's not much point in us each accusing the other of misrepresenting facts, as I'm about to do you. > So instead, how about trying to answer the question t

> There's not much point in us each accusing the other of misrepresenting facts, as I'm about to do you. > So instead, how about trying to answer the question that capitalism can't, within the confines of capitalist incentives - what do you do with people when your unemployment hits 26%? 50%? No, getting our facts straight is more important than construed arguments and imaginary scenarios.