@phoenixacezero
@phoenixacezero
No offense, but not only does your analysis kinda go all over the place, some parts of it are also pretty wildly inaccurate, like the leap of logic that the risk of government corruption means there should be less government control (instead of a better accountability), the overly reductive view that socialism doesn’t work because of the selfishness of some (while that is indeed a concern, things are not that simple either), global warming having been proven false (which is definitely wrong, while the most alarmists predictions about the consequences of the phenomenon have been indeed given on an exaggeratedly short timetable, the fact remains that it is very much happening and some of those consequences are already visible nowadays), or the bit about preventing others from gaining wealth by stopping free thinkers, which makes absolutely no sense (I mean,
what?)
As I see it, with the way it leads wealth to concentrate at the very top to an obscene degree, while more and more people on the lower rungs have increasing difficulties to earn their keep, and with the negative consequences of its excesses having more and more impact on society as a whole, the capitalist model as it is currently shaped cannot sustain itself forever. Either some kind of compromise to reframe it in a fairer way (such as the one that imposed itself in the wake of World War 2) will eventually impose itself, or something will dramatically give, leading to a major crisis of some sort upending the economic and social paradigm, with dire to mixed consequences for most of those involved, and only then will things have a chance to get better (although that’s never a guarantee either) — and given how our history is filled with paradigm shifts, economic cycles punctuated with crises, conflicts and political turmoils affecting society on an ever-widening scale, I’m afraid the chances of the latter are only growing more likely by the day (even though I’d be hard pressed to say anything concrete about how or when it will actually take place, or what will be left by the end of it).