What are your thoughts on Capitalism?
What are your thoughts on Capitalism?
Nicholas Perez
Ian Flores
I can't help but wonder if it is responsible for the outrageous Jew control unprecedented in history.
Whites don't seem to be able to to exist with Jews outside of an authoritarian feudal structure and still be able to retain control and sovereignty.
Jose Clark
Nein
Elijah Wood
Good as long as no niggers and jews are invovled
Henry Gutierrez
Better than anything else plus it's focus is on personal choice rather than a collective so I'm happy with it.
Have plenty of friends from Bulgaria and Romania and all of them absolutely despise socialism and communism.
Jonathan Clark
its environmental poison & it gives me toys to play with..so I'm conflicted by it.
Adam Barnes
Same as communism. It doesn't necessarily put the country or people first which is my main interest.
The ideas of private enterprises, entrepreneurship, private property, competing products etc. is fine. But there should absolutely be many regulations in place which protect the moral decency and culture of our nations.
Social welfare is also fine if your country is homogeneous or only given to the natives.
One of the biggest problems we have currently for example is companies use advertising that brainwashes us or normalises degenerate behaviour, all in the pursuit of selling more. That has to end.
Another problem is that without government intervention, they will sell you a whole lot of shit and get away with it. Take America for example, where almost all honey is just high fructose corn syrup. At least the EU places a regulation that requires that at least the majority of sold honey is real. This of course all extends far beyond honey and is just one example.
So in general, capitalism is fine. Unregulated capitalism is disastrous for nations and people.
Adam Lopez
Capitalism has created more wealth than any other system and it seems to be compatible with conservatism (Switzerland and Singapore for example) so I have a positive view of capitalism as a economic system
Ryder Perry
There was no problem with the merchant class as long as there was another class to look down on them (i.e. nobility). Now that the merchant is the most powerful being, wealth is the standard by which merit is assessed. Which leads to a materialist view of the world, on which both commies and capitalists agree on.
TLDR it's shit
Tyler Thompson
>it seems to be compatible with conservatism