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- Resources are NOT distributed according to the law of supply and demand. The fundamental resource is land. Land was obtained by taking it. For example, in the United States, European settlers just claimed a plot of land and carved farms out of the wilderness. Eventually the number of farms threatened the hunting potential for the Native Americans. They fighting started. The militarily stronger and more numerous group won. The white man eventually took over the area now known as the United States. The original settlers had an enormous advantage over European and other ethnicities who arrived after the land had all be claimed already. They had to trade or work for the land owners. Classes developed among them. The lowest classes who work for minimum wages are NOT sub-human. That is extremely simple-minded. There are idiots in every class of society just as they're are genius in every class.
- Capitalism was once very productive and was superior to Feudalism which preceded it. But Capitalism is now in it's decadent phase. The top 1% isn't very productive. Most of them speculate the stock market. They suck resources and energy from the rest of the population. Your idea of providing necessities for "idiots" is a good one and has been the basis of the New Deal. But now the right-wing is out to undo it. It's crazy because if the wage slaves can't afford to purchase commodities, the economy will tank.
- While Capitalism is good for some things, it is very bad for the ecology of the planet. The law of supply and demand helps ensure that products people want will keep on being produced, it offers no check on the destruction of our planet. The world may already be doomed by climate change. Your capitalists deny this is happening.
- I won't vote for you as long as you call the poor "sub-humans." There are idiots in every class of society.
That's interesting to me that you feel this way, I feel the opposite when perspective shifting. That humanity is so insignificant when looked at through a universal scope that its survival does not matter. Maybe I step back too far.
It's understandable that no one wants to die, but it's interesting to know why people feel that way. Do you want to prevent death because it is simply the natural thing and therefore the right thing, or do you have more specific reasoning that I haven't understood yet?