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Downfall of Capitalism..

Peter C

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Some of you say I'm not being realistic, but this is coming up soon.. Basing on Marxian economics, two-tiered society has been already created, and the gap is pretty big everywhere. The only place where the gap may not look huge is north America, but here the gap is pretty big as well. In a few decades people will start overthrowing the central authority(Oh wait, already happening in few countries..).
 
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Peter C said:
Some of you say I'm not being realistic, but this is coming up soon.. Basing on Marxian economics, two-tiered society has been already created, and the gap is pretty big everywhere. The only place where the gap may not look huge is north America, but here the gap is pretty big as well. In a few decades people will start overthrowing the central authority(Oh wait, already happening in few countries..).

Sorry I'm not sure at all, Marxian=Marcism/Communism? I'm not strong on politics so I'm making sure before I say anything lol.

And the reason America hasn't fallen like other nations have is because of our founding. Most countries are whatever, we have our Declaration and Constitution to keep us going.
Long story short: our founding fathers knew there shit.
 

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Yea, I'm referring to communism. The constitution is the very thing that will make people overthrow the government, it's there right to do so. Right now the gap in America is not that big, but there still is a two-tiered society.. The middle class has been vanishing.
 
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Sorry sorry, but are you saying communism is a good thing? Lol again I don't want to say something if I'm wrong.

And what countries have a constitution like America's that is being overthrown?
 

Peter C

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I'm not saying Communism is a good thing, nor am I saying it's a bad thing.. See Communism works in theory, but theoritically it has never been tried.. Russia was pure dictatorship, so is China. Communism requires no form of central authority, and it's only suppose to work 'after' capitalism, not before, not while Capitalism is in existence, after.
what countries have a constitution like America's that is being overthrown?
You're not overthrowing because of the constitutions, you're over throwing because the gap between the working class and the upper class is too big, where the government supports the upper class. The political cycle in America works like this; Ceo --> Congress --> Ceo ---> Congress --->Retire/Board of trustees...
Corporation executives should not be allowed in the government.. Right now GoldmanSachs pretty much runs america. George Bush's chief of staff was ex-ceo of GoldmanSachs..Henry Paulson is also an ex-ceo of GS, he was the 70th something treasury secretary of US under bush.. Robert Rubin was the co-chairman in GS, he was the secretary under Clinton.. It's crazy.
 

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I'd imagine you're referring to countries in places such as the middle east and South America by saying countries are being overthrown, none of which are based on capitalism.
 

Peter C

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I did say in a few decade, that was just to show that some countries are being overthrown.
 

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Well ya countries are always being overthrown but I don't see how you possibly connect that to the fall of capitalism and the rise of Marxism
 

Peter C

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Countries are not always being overthrown, you don't see couple countries start overthrowing government one after another. The rise of Marxism was basing on the two-tiered society.
 

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Peter C said:
Countries are not always being overthrown, you don't see couple countries start overthrowing government one after another. The rise of Marxism was basing on the two-tiered society.

Actually you do see that. Ever since the beginning of civilization governments and countries have been overthrown by the people who don't like it.

I just don't understand where you're getting your information from or anything that backs up your theory. Marxian economics is nothing but a theory.
 
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Peter C said:
Countries are not always being overthrown, you don't see couple countries start overthrowing government one after another. The rise of Marxism was basing on the two-tiered society.

Actually you do see that. Ever since the beginning of civilization governments and countries have been overthrown by the people who don't like it.

I just don't understand where you're getting your information from or anything that backs up your theory. Marxian economics is nothing but a theory.

A theory that has been shot down numerous times.
 

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Its because fat cats are taking all the money from there economy and lining there own pockets..
 

Buddy_mybb_import10515

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The downfall of Capitalism has nothing to do with Marx's ideas on the fall of capitalism. He claimed that states would move to communism because of the way Capitalism hurt the working class. We're heading in the exact opposite direction.

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Peter C said:
Some of you say I'm not being realistic, but this is coming up soon.. Basing on Marxian economics, two-tiered society has been already created, and the gap is pretty big everywhere. The only place where the gap may not look huge is north America, but here the gap is pretty big as well. In a few decades people will start overthrowing the central authority(Oh wait, already happening in few countries..).

Sorry I'm not sure at all, Marxian=Marcism/Communism? I'm not strong on politics so I'm making sure before I say anything lol.

And the reason America hasn't fallen like other nations have is because of our founding. Most countries are whatever, we have our Declaration and Constitution to keep us going.
Long story short: our founding fathers knew there shit.

No, Marxian economics is not Marxism.
 
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