What you thought you knew about interest rates and the market is wrong

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Why is capitalism backward (1) : Capitalist unexpectedly allow everyone to do things that may damage the country for benefits, calculated as a whole, or 50%, or 60%, or 80%... of them necessarily damage the country. Capitalist turns a blind eye to that, so has been destroyed!

All capitalist departments I have been to didn’t pity me. Only kings were not afraid of sacrifice to pity me and mankind! But Communists don’t take risks for a person like me! Communist theory’s law is less merciful than kings. Marx didn’t have time to elaborate that.

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