🎓 Doc Freemo :jpf: 🇳🇱The problem with your thinking is that in capitalism there are winners and losers, period. In nature it is the same. No amount of money will ever solve it because it is not a problem, it is simply reality.
Yea thats not true. In a properly function government which adopts a reasonable component of capitalism (no such thing as a pure capitalism), then everyone wins. Some win more than others, no doubt, but everyone wins. That isnt to say we currently have a good well rounded government, we dont, but if we did there would be nothing to fix.
Your incorrect premise relies on the zero-sum game fallacy of money, it is not a 0 sum game and it is trivial to demonstrate that (if it were we would all still be living in caves).
Nothing except an ever increasing GDP can ever even hope to thwart reality and it’s obviously unsustainable to do that.
Based on what? While a growing GDP is generally a good thing, the idea that it must occur to offset capitalism somehow is not something I can see any logic in. Quite the opposite, a growing GNP is an indication of wealth generation and overall a good indicator.
So either we give up capitalism or we accept this reality. If you give up capitalism, what do you replace it with? This argument has been had ad infinitum and the ultimate result is capitalism sucks but it’s better than every other economy that’s been tried. And no amount of “not real communism bro” can make the fact capitalism is the best we have right now any less of a true statement.
Since your premise doesnt seem to line up with the facts, obviously your conclusions based on the axioms are similarly invalid unless we can resolve the axioms.
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