burgingham wrote:You can call it a problem of the state all you want. It is the companies forcing what they want onto the governments with illegitimate means.
Illigitimate means? HAHAHAHA, oh the poor state, its the victim of the evil businessman's "illigitimate means" XD. SPARE ME
burgingham wrote:Same goes for the slave workers. You really believe they have an actual choice?
Yes, because they do. Getting emotionally charged about it doesn't change the facts.
burgingham wrote:Capitalists have become smarter over the decades.
You mean businessmen? Quit trying to equate a greedy businessman with an entire economic school of thought. Its really disgusting.
burgingham wrote:They force people to do what they want indirectly now.
Yes by using the direct force of government. The State is all about direct force and violence.
burgingham wrote:There are much better weapons than guns. Those weapons are also harder to spot. They are called hunger and poverty and lack of education.
Yes businessmen are the cause for all of the ills in the world. I forgot

People starving in Africa because of British, Chinese, and American (UN) exploitation, not to mention local politics, is all because of Wal-Mart and the rest of the 1 percenters.....
Again, you take some resources (lumber, rubber, etc), and as an entrepenuer, you must figure out a way to take those resources and make something more valuable than what you started with. You can then make a profit. That is capitalism. All the shit you talked about is the result of the State. Of course greedy businessmen are going to try to use the State to get the advantage over their competitors. But that is not the fault of capitalism. The problem is that the State is that big and powerful to begin with, that one would even look up to it for a gain of advantage.
I think its pathetic that you think the State can replace the profit seeking entrepenuer, who is responsible for innovation and who has been responsible for the higher standard of living you enjoy today. Without capitalism, there would be no entrepenuer.