Thought Exercise Part 3

Capitalism is the worship of money above all else. This comes at the
expense of the race, our health, and our future.

The economy exists to serve the people, not the other way around. Wealth, production, and trade must advance the racial collective. Any economic system that places profit over the wellbeing of the folk is hostile to our existence.

Capitalism views human beings as commodities and nations as markets, both of which are viewed as ready and available to exploit. It demands endless growth, open borders for cheap labour, and results in the import of aliens to undercut wages and drive down living standards. It turns land into speculative assets, pricing our own people out of homes and families. It rewards rootless international finance while draining the strength of the nation.

When money becomes the highest pursuit, the race becomes expendable. To Capitalists, everything else is secondary to making more money. Capitalism promises freedom but delivers us to debt slavery and to demographic replacement. It is a system of endless consumption at the cost of the future of our race. We must put the Folk above money.

A nation that worships gold instead of blood will die.

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9 responses to “Thought Exercise Part 3”

  1. Largely agree – and no, you’re not suggesting communism, but I guarantee you will get boomer comments insisting that’s the only alternative. Lots of low IQ binary thinkers. Plenty of the US is ‘socialist’ in many ways already – and fwiw, I dislike most of them. Not because I dislike helping my fellow man when warranted, but because I dislike being held liable for other people’s stupid choices, and because most ‘Americans’ today aren’t White.

    Social Security is a ponzi scheme. Bastard FDR and his largely jewish planners figured in most people in the 1930s would die before they collected. Today, not so much. “But I paid; that’s MY MONEY!” Yeah, I paid too, sugar britches – but it’s always been a tax. And if you had the self-discipline to save and invest that money on your own since you were 16, then fine. But 99% of people would have pissed it away . . . not to mention they end up getting WAY more than they ever paid in.

    Insurance – largely a scam. And those who are responsible (don’t smoke and fall asleep; don’t ride a motorcycle in shorts, etc.) end up paying for those who fail multiple Darwin tests.

    I could go on; I won’t. Expect plenty of butthurt “I started cutting lawns when I was 14” comments to follow.

  2. Profit is what motivates people to do ANYTHING. Nobody works for free. NOBODY. Capitalism is based on exchange. The exchange of time/effort for something if value. Capitalism has been the driving force behind the largest creation of wealth and consumer goods availability in all of history.

    1. Certainly the innovative business owner and mom and pop shop variety of capitalism has generated enormous wealth and products that benefited humanity, however private equity and the shareholder dividend at the expense of everything else version is parasitic at best. There are elements of capitalism worth salvaging and others that need to be eradicated.

  3. highmaintenancelowtolerance Avatar
    highmaintenancelowtolerance

    This reads like progressive liberalism has taken over and redefined capitalism.

  4. Money is a tool, a store of wealth … capitalism is free trade.

    Mercantilism, crony capitalism, and corporatism are distinct from true capitalism, which emphasizes free markets, private ownership, competition, and minimal government interference.

    Governments “view human beings as commodities”, fungible resources to be taxed and controlled, and other nations as territories to be exploited.

    Adam Smith, a key figure in the development of capitalism, viewed free markets as a solution to problems like cronyism and mercantilism, arguing that government privileges and monopolies hinder competition, while voluntary exchange drives wealth creation.

    “When money becomes the highest pursuit …” it becomes an idol to be worshiped. God doesn’t like that behavior … “Thou shalt have no other gods before me.”

    “For the LOVE of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows.” (1 Timothy 6:10 KJV)

    The pursuit of money, when driven by covetousness, can lead individuals astray.

    No argument there … observe your local congress-critter

    1. Hans – Free trade is what emptied out America’s heartland of its factories and productive capacity. Free trade has no argument against the free movement of labor which has replaced so much of the heritage American people. And ‘free trade’ has nothing to say about a nation wanting to produce its own food, by its own farmers, even if another nation can do so more cheaply. Not simply for ‘national security’ concerns, but for nationhood and community.

      No, most of the world doesn’t have free trade, but genuine free trade would be no great panacea. It presupposes the wisdom of the ‘market,’ that amorphous group of consumers and producers, but doesn’t touch on predatory ethnic groups and the commodification of everything.

      I’m sick to death of people pushing the myth of ‘free trade.’

  5. So, what exactly are you recommending? Yes, capitalism is imperfect. But to deny that one of the strongest motivations of human nature is personal gain is naive at best.

  6. It is not capitalism that creates problems. It is in the attitudes and morals of people where things go wrong. When the owners of a business get greedy and put love of money above everything else, others suffer. Taking a business public and putting the interests of shareholders above all else often hurts the employees and customers. I remember when the old social compact was still honored. The employees would give an honest days work and seek to make improvements. The employer would run his business in a manner to see that his employees were paid well and customers served properly. Customers would be loyal to a company producing a product or service that gave good value. Now people start a company in order to show as much profit as possible so they can sell and cash out without caring what happens afterward. Look at The Body Shop as an example. Owner starts a business with a particular vision in mind and enthusiastic employees. Owner dies and kids sell out to Unilever who makes product changes that drive customers away and the business into the ground. Killing competition and taking a tax break on the loss. Love of money is truly the root of all kinds of evil.

  7. As several people have pointed out, and I honestly think this applies to all of our conversations…
    People, are the problem.
    The system isn’t, capitalism isn’t the problem… people, are the problem.
    There’s a book I haven’t read that talks about it, but its old so nobody pays attention, but I hear its all in there.
    We The People are the reason none of it works, for long. The systems we’re talking about are response to humans at their worst. Something we are in the midst of once again.

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