Ayn Rand 'Is Atlas Shrugging' From 'Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal'

[Batta0909]

Damn zeitgeist and their economically ignorant followers, saying that money is inherently evil for whatever reasons. All these people watch those movies and think, "Whoa that was cool, I've never read a book on economics in my life for fun but suddenly I'm an economist." Look up the price problem with socialism it's not like theirs a lack of it on the internet... Prices and interest rates are set in a free market the only sustainable way possible, through voluntary interactions.

[beesleeper]

Capitalism is essentially forceful. Capitalism only persists or endures by constant violence or threats of it, chronic intimidation, and relentless fraud and misdirection. AKA false consciousness.

Being contrary to human nature, capitalism has to use every form of survival enhancement it can grab.

(Americans have a Constitution that does not mention the necessity of enduring capitalism. Americans have the privilege, and duty, to achieve freedom from capitalism.)

[jchambelrand]

@beesleeper Freedom from Capitalism? That is Basically the same as saying freedom from freedom. What do you think is a alternative to it that maintains any freedom for the population of the United States?