Ludwig von Mises Quote

Robert, it is obvious here your version of an educated reality and love differs greatly in a broader scope: your religious dogma & information vs. truth; AND, your emotionally sensorial perceptions vs. nature’s actual love. Can you be a bit more specific as to your’s and Marx’s definition of a die-hard capitalist. Marx’s coins “capitalism” varies greatly from an original “capital” and any extension thereof. Capitalism in fact, an action associated with “real” / non-socialist capital (a tangible medium of exchange - barter, gold & silver coin, etc.), I’m pretty sure your understanding of the subject matter would be far different from a libertarian’s (those who promote liberty) or other realist’s. The terms you use (saving grace, compassionate and empathetic; even philosophical rhetoric in context) are all religious feel good religious word salad in support of a statist theocracy, not a lawful state of affairs. How are the main socialist programs in America for the military; and, how is capitalism in America gradually strangling it’s own survival? Your communist religion’s misdirection concerning corporate conglomerates is another misnomer. Since centrally socialist theocracy(s) has/have eliminated all competition to its/their corporations - i.e., legal off-spring - corporations (corporatism / fascism/ administered socialism), there are no State permitted Corporation Soles, Irrevocable Trusts that can publicly sell UBIs, etc. The theocracy’s larger legal persons (corporations) are somewhat protected in the communist / fascist blend from the second plank of the communist manifesto (taxes).

Robert, the primary reason for a poverty increase, health care decline and wage disparity in America is due to atheistic Socialists’ success in a temporary transference from the Eternal King’s love and truth to atheistic lies (religious expansion, dogma and control, such being antithetical to nature’s law). Excessively increased incarcerations can only be explained by a direct corollary - the more control the socialist theocracy enacts, the greater the number of criminals (lawfully defined, a crime is not the breaking of a law but rather, an infraction of public rules). Robert, I do agree with you, the greater the acceptance of socialist theocracy dogma by canon, the greater social fabrication’s disintegration. Though Mises’ philosophy is antiquated in face of the currently occupying statist theocracy infesting this land, it remains no less the truth.

A slightly different understanding of capitalism from Marx’s coined term would be: an economic system in which the means of production and distribution are privately owned and development occurs though an excess accumulation for reinvestment in a laissez-faire atmosphere. Marxism has somewhat the same meaning except there is NO private, tangible medium of exchange, perfected allodium or excess.