Obviously, since the exhaustive fall of the only notorious opponent of Capitalism, that is Communism, no one has ever
objurgated anymore our(at least for most) so-called perfect economic mechanism. Goofs like the
Stock-Market-Crash-of-1929 were nothing more than little blunders created by money avidity according the capitalist
henchmen . Notwithstanding, lurking beneath this pageantry of glorifications and propitious contemporary effects on rich
nations, we ignore drastically the real underpinning blights of this ideology:for example, the mentality based on the
will to maximize the profits, and this, even though it might have disastrous repercussions. For instance, wood
industries don't care about destroying the majority of essential forests and chemical industries don't pay
attention over the environment. If our recent sensibilization as regards these noxious acts didn't exist, it
appeared they(industries, tycoons) will continue without any impediments. Just by seeing the monetary power of Bill
Gates ( 100 billions of US dollars), capable thereby to inveigle the most stern of gouvernment, their influence
increases in a tremendous trice and, of course, there are no limits( consequence of capitalism: mondialization). Indeed,
a monarch had some powers but not as ominous as Tycoons' powers. At last , it exists a myriad of colloraries like
the augmentation of poverty-richness discrepancy, thraldom of weak or fledgling nations by richer ones, etc.
Furthermore, I have even heard that 4 % of population of the world possesses together the sum of all country PIB.
Interesting to see that this basic statement, profit motive, possesses so much consequences, not only good
results.
Anyway, anyone, cogitate, mull over this and express yourselves.
Empixus Xast
:angry: :)
By the way, you can afford your own economic ideology coming from the figment of your imagination as an idea........