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Originally posted by kingpins ↑

Hi tig
Capitalism has run it's course.

It's not capitalism that is controlling the financial world, now it is a Corporate World Government which is in control and they have not run out of markets to expand into, they have fully replaced our previous capitalistic system where supply and demand was the driving force

They are now "inventing" new markets.

Look at GW as a vast new industry, developed from nothing based on instilling fear into the gullible public to produce new manufacturing and marketing areas that did not exist before

Look that the vast amount of marketing being poured into electric vehicles with the aim of replacing all IC cars in the world within a few short years thereby reinvigorating a tired tightly controlled part of the economy

Bitcoin a new industry from nothing except a computer software program

These are examples of where new markets are being found and they are not driven by a capitalistic political system but a Corporate World money system outside of politics

The majority of people believe that they are living in some sort of democratic system with a Liberal or Socialistic party and have some degree of control ------ dream on !!!

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Yes, but that is capitalism. Democracy and capitalism are opposed to each other and live in eternal conflict. Each seeking to dissolve the other.
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