Flame — HabitableZone

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..once you embrace capitalism and the wealth it has generated for billions of hungry mouths, you may soon realize you are embracing a philosophy which has starved billions, robbed them of any individualism and left them in the ash bins of history.

The descendants make sure their ancestors lives were not totally wasted as they embrace capitalism, wealth generation and the ability to live as an individual man or woman and not just a chained slave of global poverty looking forward to a life of malnutrition, illness and an early death.

The numbers aren't looking to good for communism and socialism. India's billions are following in America's capitalist footsteps, as are the Chinese. Eventually, the free markets will dismantle socialism and communism wherever they are found in national governments.

When capitalism spurs the inventions that replace oil, all those 3rd world nations will also benefit, just as they benefit from the technologies we have gifted to the world, from electrical power, medicines, computers and the million and one things they use daily without even thinking about where they came from or what nation blessed them with such conveniences.

Socialists and globalists see amalgamation as an end to itself because they feel they will be able to be carried and not have to do any work. Such is folly and only the capitalists understand that wealth needs to be created to improve living conditions for the masses.

No wealth = no improvements

The 3rd world is trying to generate wealth by forcing big nations to set up their factories in the 3rd world. But this sort of robbery isn't true wealth generation. The 3rd world needs to get off it's posterior, embrace free markets, educate their masses so that they can compete in the free markets.

India has done that. They teach ENGLISH as a second language so that they can service and compete with the richest nation in the world, the USA. China is also teaching ENGLISH and computer skills so that they can have an ever larger presence in the free markets led by the USA.

It takes time for such perspectives to be developed. One has to truly be educated in history to see how socialism fails its masses whereas capitalism succeeds.

They still have to learn, the needs of the one outweigh the needs of the masses. And only after they learn this, do the masses truly reach their maximum potential.

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