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The debate between Capitalists and Socialists isn’t just a debate over who should have control over society’s economy. It’s also a debate about the definition of Freedom; more specifically, which form of Freedom we as a society want as our symbol that represents our values and goals.
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We live in a time where those who are supposed to be our friends, are in fact controlled opposition pretending to stand up for us. And those who are supposed to be the law and order group, and the lawless and disorderly, who blaze trails for themselves, for the sole purpose of benefiting their team, and nothing else.
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Today, it is those who actively participate in the Progressive ideology that call out this complex dichotomy for what it really is: Capitalism presented to the public through different self-pronounced brands.
The second is that which originates from the top, those who are more financially stable and/or well-off. As has always been the case throughout civilization, this is where the political system is represented.
Part of the answer is obvious. They will coexist, no matter what. But the relationship between the two has always had their respective functions at odds with each other, due to the concept of Money and Finance as being dependent on limitation of reproduction. Even to this day, the concept dictates that the more of a currency is produced, the less value it has. This very concept of assigning value is the sole reason why Economics and Environment have failed to coexist peacefully and productively. The U.S. Dollar, or ‘Petrodollar’, is the best example of this.