Capitalism and Racism Explained

[IrezumiKiss]

It's not a good explanation.

It's a damn excellent explanation.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1685005338649714690

you could go in deeper with further tangents and vectors, but this is no-clutter and cuts to the quick of it all so that anyone can follow.

 

[BrightShinyGirl]

It's not a good explanation.

It's a damn excellent explanation.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1685005338649714690

you could go in deeper with further tangents and vectors, but this is no-clutter and cuts to the quick of it all so that anyone can follow.

I wish I could give this two thumbs up.

 

[Chernosoth]

Much ado about not much of it left. Capitalism requires constant economic expansion, because it evolved in a period of economic expansion. Socialism required the same but it burned out faster. Kiss or kick them both goodbye as needed.

 

[IrezumiKiss]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1686574892701880321

some more related content.

 

[RandyRebecca]

Racism is about dividing the working class so that they don't unite against big business capitalism. Sexism is about the same thing. The real division is class, where a tiny number of billionaires hoard all the wealth and force poverty on the masses. To this end, poisonous anti-union laws like Taft-Hartley and "right to work" are in effect in much of the country. All the billionaire capitalists care about is profit, and they will exploit any people and any resources across the world to that end, no matter what the social consequences.

It's also a problem when anti-racists ultimately defend the same capitalist system, because they just cause "anti-racism" to lose credibility. This sums up today's Democratic Party to a tee.

 

[Wat_Tyler]

Racism is about dividing the working class so that they don't unite against big business capitalism. Sexism is about the same thing. The real division is class, where a tiny number of billionaires hoard all the wealth and force poverty on the masses. To this end, poisonous anti-union laws like Taft-Hartley and "right to work" are in effect in much of the country. All the billionaire capitalists care about is profit, and they will exploit any people and any resources across the world to that end, no matter what the social consequences.

It's also a problem when anti-racists ultimately defend the same capitalist system, because they just cause "anti-racism" to lose credibility. This sums up today's Democratic Party to a tee.

Yeah, I think it's a Class Problem, and it's also a System Problem. I have been of the opinion for awhile now that it's probably too late to work within the system any more.