>Capitalism's success depends on infinite growth. >Capitalism depends on markets in which to sell products. Ergo, capitalism depends on infinite markets. >The only conceptual infinite markets are children >Humans are easier to manipulate carnally rather than ethically Ergo, humans, especially children--who have not yet developed an internal understanding of ethics--are more easily manipulated than adults.
Yet this board supports capitalism, and thus LGBT retardation, genderqueer studies in public schools, etc. Explain.
I support capitalism because I want to be try to earn more reward for my effort than people that try less than me and because I am powerless to change the system I find myself in so it makes more sense to optimize my strategy within this system than try to fight against an infinite force
John Rivera
>My fiscal success is more important, and comes at the moral expense, of every generation after me You sound like a boomer
Daniel Brown
>Capitalism's success depends on infinite growth. So you mean to say its alternatives imply infinite collapse?
John Adams
>So you mean to say its alternatives imply infinite collapse? No, other systems depend on periodic collapse and rebuilding; capitalism depends on zero collapse--that we've let it go on this long with all we've experienced is akin to Stockholm syndrome.
>Infinite growth >(At the expense of others) >Is good FTFY, and explain.
Xavier Taylor
Infinite growth is good.
James Miller
>Ergo non sequitor. >Ergo non sequitor. >Ergo non sequitor. Your retarded word salad makes zero sense. Capitalism requires children to be gay to make more children? The fuck are you smoking
what ism, should we support? i'll be awaiting your brilliance.
Henry Turner
>Infinite growth is good >We must find a way to sell our products to infinite markets >Therefore, we must find a way to sell our products to children >Children are more susceptible to manipulation than adults >Therefore, we market adult-oriented products to children Explain how this is okay.
Jose Brown
Actually God made the universe infinite. Do you seriously think we won't figure out FTL?
>If as one people speaking the same language they have begun to do this, then nothing they plan to do will be impossible for them.
Genesis 11:6
Jeremiah Sullivan
I'm asking you to explain how/why capitalism is okay when the long-term success of capitalism is the inevitable manipulation of children. If you don't care about that, you can just say that as well.
Jeremiah Ross
Alas, my buzzword laden friend, I am no boomer. I do not wish you ill like a boomer, I simply do not have the energy or power to fight the system and I long for comfort more than I long for ideological battles. I will cheer for your revolution from the comfort of my bedroom, good luck on something.
Brayden Martin
i don't care about capitalism, nor support it what should i care about?
Lincoln Kelly
This has elder npc from generic rpg vibes.
Liam Allen
checked, and I'm with this user
Justin Phillips
>Capitalism's success depends on infinite growth. No it doesn't. Healthy markets expand and contract naturally without interference. Infinite growth is a meme central bankers perpetuate as a fucking scam.
Aiden Morris
It is evident what you believe, but the question is simple: why are you willing to put your fiscal status over the moral/ethical well-being of every generation after you? It is an observable reality that is getting worse and worse, and has been for years now. >t. high school teacher
Gavin Howard
>No it doesn't. Yes it does. >Healthy markets expand and contract naturally without interference. Name an example of a """healthy market""" anywhere in the world. I'll wait. >Let's advertise our products and ideals towards a market that doesn't want or care about them That's not a good growth strategy. That company will go under fast.
Jaxon Baker
>>Capitalism's success depends on infinite growth.
This is just a corporate greed meme. Capitalism doesn't depend on anything but free trade.
Carter Foster
>This is just a corporate greed meme. No it isn't. Most entities in the US depend on leverage, and are subject to the will of their shareholders. What the shareholders want is what dictates policy and is ultimately what sells.
