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Anonymous ID:BmeTiwzg Sat 05 Oct 2024 05:38:34 No.21346457 View View Reply Original Report

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Commies have Das Kapital. What do capitalists have?

WEEDEATER

WEEDEATER ID:YSLvgHM9 Sat 05 Oct 2024 05:40:46 No.21346464 Report

Quoted By: >>21346475

>>21346457
The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:BmeTiwzg Sat 05 Oct 2024 05:47:41 No.21346475 Report

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>>21346464
no capitalist ever read this.
it's not very pro-free market anyway

Anonymous

Anonymous ID:BmeTiwzg Sat 05 Oct 2024 05:53:58 No.21346488 Report

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I mean, fucking wealth of nations is read by communists more than by advocates of free market doe

Ritsu

Ritsu ID:uvjja++A Sat 05 Oct 2024 05:56:15 No.21346493 Report

Quoted By: >>21346497

It’s read by lots of capitalists

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Anonymous ID:BmeTiwzg Sat 05 Oct 2024 05:57:32 No.21346497 Report

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>>21346493
I am telling you, capitalists read von mises or some other low sighted austrian schlock and never the classics

Ritsu

Ritsu ID:uvjja++A Sat 05 Oct 2024 06:08:38 No.21346520 Report

Quoted By: >>21346536

John Locke

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Anonymous ID:BmeTiwzg Sat 05 Oct 2024 06:13:13 No.21346536 Report

Quoted By: >>21346538

>>21346520
he is about politics, liberal society organization, not necessarily capitalism

Ritsu

Ritsu ID:uvjja++A Sat 05 Oct 2024 06:14:19 No.21346538 Report

Quoted By: >>21346581

>>21346536
The revolution didn’t go as intended

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Anonymous ID:BmeTiwzg Sat 05 Oct 2024 06:20:44 No.21346581 Report

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>>21346538
if there's any book that discusses in detail the influence of Locke on American Revolution I'd be glad to read it

Ritsu

Ritsu ID:uvjja++A Sat 05 Oct 2024 06:32:12 No.21346611 Report

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>>21346581
I actually don’t know why America became so capitalist, they didn’t want to lay tea taxes they had their own currency the greenback, they all had their own houses mostly they enjoyed a lot of equality I feel like it was probably the Jews

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Anonymous ID:BmeTiwzg Sat 05 Oct 2024 06:33:38 No.21346614 Report

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>>21346611
well the Jews wanted that money thing snowballing so it makes sense they needed a golem so USA was a perfect candidate

Ritsu

Ritsu ID:uvjja++A Sat 05 Oct 2024 06:43:37 No.21346633 Report

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>>21346614
The native Americans thought Americans were too greedy, they were really industrious towards the land and trading, I know of mostly
The fur trade I’m not sure what else but the native Americans thought they took too much from the land so you can say it started there.

I say Jews because I know some of the first wealthy land owners and businessmen were Jewish

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Anonymous ID:DcRJdp56 Sat 05 Oct 2024 07:58:44 No.21346932 Report

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Taking into account the fact that Das Kapital is just a critique of capitalism, then the capitalist equivalent would be a book critiquing communism, such as The Black Book of Communism. A more interesting question would be what the liberal/libertarian equivalent of Mao's Little Red Book could be.

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