Communism v. Socialism v. Capitalism v. Feudalism

[hoshi23]

without being judgemental or anything to me looks like poeple just puking out their knowledge like residue material thats floating on top of something called value

 

im for red-im for blue-lets bash our heads together-whos better-omg xD

[RebelOConner]

Anarchy is an idealism, yes, but also an economic alternative: nobody own nothing, property is theft.

it's hard to follow, but i continue to beleive it's better than actual capitalism : few own all.

[hoshi23]

thats very true. the moment you think you have something thats essentially already an frozen image of a past.

[MisterGumby]

Anarchy is an idealism, yes, but also an economic alternative: nobody own nothing, property is theft.

it's hard to follow, but i continue to beleive it's better than actual capitalism : few own all.

 

The concept of "few own all" relies on the premise that wealth is stagnant or constant. Wealth is never a constant, it is an ever-growing medium of exchange that occurs as a logical outgrowth of fair trade of goods and services. Anarchy may be an "idealism" to some, but what it really is is a vague abstraction void of practicality or feesability. It is in short an abdication or a refusal to think with regards to political philosophy. Anarchists plainly acknowledge that their system is not at all possible (idealism) and so they retreat into their shell of "ideals," shunning reason or evolutionary discussion about REAL political philosophy. Everyone - including the anarchists - knows that anarchy would simply pave a gold-encrusted road for any talentless thug who wants to control the general public. After all, how would you enforce peace in anarchy? Enforced anarchy essentially begets communism. Anarchism is a failed system before its onset, and represents merely a shying-away from true intellectual debate. It is the realm of the non-thinkers.

[hoshi23]

....nvm me :biggrin:

[InternetTherapist]

I'm not sure what you all think capitalism is, it's free people giving other people their own work or ideas for something in exchange, it's freedom, it's not really some type of system, it is the lack of bondage, I do not think it's some type of political view.

[hoshi23]

The Globalizer Who Came In From the Cold

 

Wednesday, October 10, 2001

 

JOE STIGLITZ: TODAY'S WINNER OF THE NOBEL PRIZE IN ECONOMICS

 

http://www.gregpalast.com/the-globalizer-who-came-in-from-the-cold/

 

Joseph Stiglitz was Chief Economist of the World Bank

[MisterGumby]

Anyone catch the economic news today? The European debt structure is collapsing! You heard it here folks, I said it was coming in a matter of hours. Let's now cross mixed-economy socialism off our list as a viable political/economic state.

[RebelOConner]

Anyone catch the economic news today? The European debt structure is collapsing! You heard it here folks, I said it was coming in a matter of hours. Let's now cross mixed-economy socialism off our list as a viable political/economic state.

Only Greece has a serious problem.

and oter countroes, France and Geramny principaly, help it.

[Balagor]

Actually, we just got a multi billion Euro contract finished last week with Russia (uhh, ex commies), so our wheels are turning rather well at the moment. Greece is a small country, and is not ALL Europe.

The wheels are running way faster now in France, Germany, Belgium, Luxemburg, Switserland, Holland, Poland, Austria, Denmark, Sweden, and Turkey.

People are even more optimistic now, and are beginning to by more. I can feel it too in my nursery. Over here we think that the crisis will end at the ending of 2010.