Re: Socialism and Capitalism

Addendum: Capitalism and Capital

Since the 17th century, it has been assumed that investment at usury
was part of capitalism. In fact, it is not.

Usury is mathematically impossible to pay in a finite money token
system. Aggregate usury creates an obligation that is larger than the
whole sum of money tokens. Thus a pro****tion of debtors must default,
and lose their pledged collateral, because the money does not exist.
Usury is a scheme and a scam to rob people and has been condemned by
all religions and philosophers, throughout history. Unfortunately,
usurers bribed enough academics and leaders, to rewrite the rules in
their favor.

If you realize that usurers prey upon property owners, it is clear
that usury is evil. But by centuries of disinformation, we have been
misled to call it "capital investment".

Adam Smith, in his book "The Wealth of Nations", was instrumental in
reprogramming people to accept the abomination of usury as desirable.

If one can separate the evil usurer from the individual who absolutely
owns himself, his labor and fruits of his labor, it will be clearer.