Capitalism

There is several topics about Communism - the socio-economic system that exists only in theory. So let's talk about the world we live in. The real world. Lets talk about Capitalism.
First of all, what you learned in school about capitalism? I think that capitalism is rarely mentioned in school no matter where you attend school. Even if it was mentioned somewhere that was more along the way and in the best light. Someone might even get the impression that capitalism is perfection. You ask yourself why this is so (I think they are rare exceptions).
I will not talk about things that are already known to everyone.
Let me tell you mine view on capitalism however it seemed incredibly to someone. Capitalism is the modern slavery. Historically, almost every slave society passed into feudalism and from feudalism to capitalism. Feudalism was also a form of slavery. We do not have change of socio-economic system through history, it seems to me that we actually have the development of slavery not development of civil society. Even if it has popped up occasionally the development of civil society, it was a side effect of development of slavery.
What we now really do? How we live? When you finish school, which is functionalist orientation, you become profiled person, shaped and ready to be implemented to system. This means that your next 35 years of life will be the job. Almost everyday from 9 to 5 you are going to do everything your manager says. Actually you will do whatever capitalists demands for money. Eight hours of sleep, eight hours of work, often 10 hours of work, hour or two the road from home to work and back, and how much time do you have for your free and independent life?
Once upon a time in the slavery (In old Greece, Rome and so), slaveholders (slavers) had to look for slaves (they had to buy them on the slave market), slaves were goods that had cost, slavers had to learn slaves how to work, slavers had to have slave-drivers to control and guard the slaves (slaves were often united and rebelled against the slave owners making their lives threatened), after all, slave owners had to worry about the health of slaves (ill slave cant work), slave owners had to feed slaves, to build facilities where the slaves sleep and so on. Slaves were property of slave owners so they take care of them enough to make them obey and to be able to work. Slaveholders were slaves treated like animals and forced to work till you drop.
After several thousand years the system is improved. Today, a slave owner does not have to worry about anything. Today, slaves are learning how to work themselves, slaves voluntarily looking for slave-owners who will hire them to work, slaves themselves make their home, slaves control themselves and control other slaves, slaves doing everything voluntarily. Slave owners today have nothing to worry about. The system is automated. It's called capitalism. Just, today we have no longer slaves and slave-owners. We have workers and capitalists. A former slave market today is called the labor market.
In the old slavery, slave rebellions were frequent and the system was maintain by slave-owners. Today, system has progressed and slave revolt are now very rare, and often poorly organized.
So it's hard to find a substantial difference between slavery and capitalism.
Will be continued...
First of all, what you learned in school about capitalism? I think that capitalism is rarely mentioned in school no matter where you attend school. Even if it was mentioned somewhere that was more along the way and in the best light. Someone might even get the impression that capitalism is perfection. You ask yourself why this is so (I think they are rare exceptions).
I will not talk about things that are already known to everyone.
Let me tell you mine view on capitalism however it seemed incredibly to someone. Capitalism is the modern slavery. Historically, almost every slave society passed into feudalism and from feudalism to capitalism. Feudalism was also a form of slavery. We do not have change of socio-economic system through history, it seems to me that we actually have the development of slavery not development of civil society. Even if it has popped up occasionally the development of civil society, it was a side effect of development of slavery.
What we now really do? How we live? When you finish school, which is functionalist orientation, you become profiled person, shaped and ready to be implemented to system. This means that your next 35 years of life will be the job. Almost everyday from 9 to 5 you are going to do everything your manager says. Actually you will do whatever capitalists demands for money. Eight hours of sleep, eight hours of work, often 10 hours of work, hour or two the road from home to work and back, and how much time do you have for your free and independent life?
Once upon a time in the slavery (In old Greece, Rome and so), slaveholders (slavers) had to look for slaves (they had to buy them on the slave market), slaves were goods that had cost, slavers had to learn slaves how to work, slavers had to have slave-drivers to control and guard the slaves (slaves were often united and rebelled against the slave owners making their lives threatened), after all, slave owners had to worry about the health of slaves (ill slave cant work), slave owners had to feed slaves, to build facilities where the slaves sleep and so on. Slaves were property of slave owners so they take care of them enough to make them obey and to be able to work. Slaveholders were slaves treated like animals and forced to work till you drop.
After several thousand years the system is improved. Today, a slave owner does not have to worry about anything. Today, slaves are learning how to work themselves, slaves voluntarily looking for slave-owners who will hire them to work, slaves themselves make their home, slaves control themselves and control other slaves, slaves doing everything voluntarily. Slave owners today have nothing to worry about. The system is automated. It's called capitalism. Just, today we have no longer slaves and slave-owners. We have workers and capitalists. A former slave market today is called the labor market.
In the old slavery, slave rebellions were frequent and the system was maintain by slave-owners. Today, system has progressed and slave revolt are now very rare, and often poorly organized.
So it's hard to find a substantial difference between slavery and capitalism.
Will be continued...