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8/3/2025, 8:30:16 AM
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>Capitalism without banks
Banks are fine, but certain practices are not.
>You mean probably the worst time in history with the most suffering as a 1820s-1900 laborer in Europe where people didn't have shit and starved?
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>prolonging the capitalist system by aiding the falling profit rate?
You're also conflating productivity with profitability. Charging interest turns money into a commodity, which functions to transfer wealth from those who create to those who do not, thus rewarding non-productive behaviour.
Capital is merely a tool of business endeavour, not the goal.
>You can't separate finance from economics in imperalism.
You're throwing big words around that don't mean anything in this case. Financializing economies means seizing physical assets by counterfeiting the given currency.
Despite throwing around the world "imperialism", you really mean the division of labour, which cannot be divided any further, hence why they extended finance through consumer lending activities.
>Finance is the circulatory and command system of the modern capitalist economy.
That's just any economy. Money is just a tool to distribute resources throughout an economy.
>Currency devaluation isn't "just a banker thing." it's a weapon for competitive devaluations, boosting exports, and inflating away real wages and debt burdens. Benefiting capital as a whole at the expense of labor.
Exhibit A - China.
>Capitalism without banks
Banks are fine, but certain practices are not.
>You mean probably the worst time in history with the most suffering as a 1820s-1900 laborer in Europe where people didn't have shit and starved?
pic related
>prolonging the capitalist system by aiding the falling profit rate?
You're also conflating productivity with profitability. Charging interest turns money into a commodity, which functions to transfer wealth from those who create to those who do not, thus rewarding non-productive behaviour.
Capital is merely a tool of business endeavour, not the goal.
>You can't separate finance from economics in imperalism.
You're throwing big words around that don't mean anything in this case. Financializing economies means seizing physical assets by counterfeiting the given currency.
Despite throwing around the world "imperialism", you really mean the division of labour, which cannot be divided any further, hence why they extended finance through consumer lending activities.
>Finance is the circulatory and command system of the modern capitalist economy.
That's just any economy. Money is just a tool to distribute resources throughout an economy.
>Currency devaluation isn't "just a banker thing." it's a weapon for competitive devaluations, boosting exports, and inflating away real wages and debt burdens. Benefiting capital as a whole at the expense of labor.
Exhibit A - China.
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