Robert Munn <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> I have come to the same conclusion. Creating wealth via capitalism
> only works if the wealth actually gets spread around.
>

Easy fix: regulation.

It all comes down to the concept of a market, like a produce market.

If you have a regulator that:

1.) runs the burearcracy of the market (location, infrastructure,
advertising, banking, complaints, etc)
2.) ensures all vendors grew under the same conditions (organic :)
3.) ensures all products at the market are safe to consume
4.) ensures all customers have equal access to all vendors
5.) ensures medium of exchange is even (money, weights & measures, etc)

Then capitalism force for wealth creation.

What's happened in the US three things:

(a.) Trickle-down economic principles have dismantled regulation, created
dysfunctional markets.  In other words, no more level playing field to
accomplish the American Dream.

(b.) Those that have benefitted from dysfunctional markets are further
warping regulators and government (lobbyists).

(c.) The people that have lost out due to dysfunctional markets, keep voting
in the new "free market" regulators because they've been duped into thinking
that if only we had less regulation, then I could succeed.  In other words,
they don't recognize their oppressor, nor the mechanism being used against
them.

This all creates a vicious cycle where-by the rich get richer (and fewer),
and poor get poorer (and more).

If we're smart, it will end in voted-in major government overhaul of
banking, insurance, tax code, farming, etc bringing it into the 21st
century.

If we fail to do that it will end in revolution, the beginnings of which
we're already seeing.  McVeigh was the beginning.


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