The American economy was founded upon land acquisition for farming opportunities. As it played out, and we have become the resource to feed the world, it has raised the world population seven fold. We however have sent away the middle class economy, which was largely based upon independent farms, and tried to replace it with things like technology, or little ways of organizing self. But we have largely driven the basic foundation of the economy, into corporate control. Corporations are not people, they are the chance for a few to exploit the value of a bunch, taking the value of the human work potential of the mass, for their own benefits. (I take half of you, you get half of you) The loyalty is thus to themselves, and thus it is not capitalism, which is a concept of mutual necessity, but instead is a means of making people into animals, like stock, to be traded. The problem is, you cant just keep raising the world population, to give resources to the guys up on top, who both dont share very well, as well as are not community builders, but just advantage takers of masses of people for their own gains. The logic of exploitation is based upon simple appeasement, all down the line, and intentional ignorance of anyone outside. Thus, the whole thing needs to go. At the core of the problem, is the corporate minister, as the church was set to be the advocate of the community, and in the corporate sellout of the community, you have the loss of the voices of reason, and advocates of the people. This situation is tolerated only because it is bought into by investment, which is really just a term for the negotiation of human trafficking through the stock market, reducing the concept of neighbors into simply pigs to be traded for cows, or more accurately, for the heads of corporate interests and mass coercion.
Posted on: Fri, 29 Aug 2014 12:00:09 +0000
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