[Fwd: Re: Capitalism: Personal Conclusion]

B. Diamond (mailto:bdiamond@MIND.NET)
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Reinaldo Vicini wrote:


> 4. In the past the things were better? Ahh? What about the

> exploitation of english workers in the industrial revolution; The

> French Revolution; what about the exploitation of indians in America

> as slave of the spanish conquerors; far back, what about the Feudal

> System in Europe; far back, the Roman Empire; far back Babylonia; and

> then, back to what history could not record due to the lack of written word...

> We are humans and our these -unfortunely- are our characteristics.

> However, while knowledge increases, a more conscient world is rising.

> If not, look at this list where people is conscious about those

> problems.



And what was the driving force behind these "exploitations?"  Profit at any cost.
What is the driving force behind capitalism?  Profit at any cost.




B. Diamond