There is a simple resolution that addresses this economic crisis. However, it will require all to set aside their own selfish opinions of capitalism/socialism; both liberal and conservative. There has to be a compromise. No, contrary to most liberals capitalism is not all bad. No, social aspects of creating an economically sound government is not all bad either. When wealth is dispersed though out the global job market based on fair and humane social principles of equality, capitalism can work. In short, no more sweat shops and wage/salary disparity throughout the world. There has to be some form of independent worldwide over-site to ensure equal pay for equal work. American liberals who have profited from capitalism demand women have equal pay for equal work yet, have just come to realize this standard should be applied globally now that it affects their pocket. Call this over-site the ugly word, "union" and conservatives go mad. Oppose unions and liberals cry out," lack of job security." It doesn't matter what you call it, it has to happen. Notably, capitalist are out and out avoiding calling this crisis for what it is, because they can not see beyond profits. Question? Where are their profits now?
So, here we go! Everyone wants to prescribe the cure yet no one is listening to the patient explain where it hurts. The patient is the global work force period. If there is inequality in the the global job market all will suffer. Common sense renders this verdict not genius. No rocket scientist needed here. Prescribe a new global market that is fair and just for all its laborers. Stop dead beating the system looking for sweat shops/slave labor and rip off work visas (latently calling all this Free Trade), that robs both the American and the foreigner. How ridiculous it is to suggest that banks need to have their confidence restored when it's clear you don't lend money to a jobless market; better yet a broke laborer who can barely afford a pot to put his excrement in. Sure, it looks as though the banks are rejecting company's with good credit, but based on what capital? Who's going to buy this company's product if no one can afford it.
America has been the heart beat of the worlds economy. The wealth of this nation has grown from seeds of unionized/organized labor. If you had a product to be purchased at a very profitable price America had the market (id est furniture re tailors). This of course, was true of most developing European nations. Capitalism worked when it provided itself a market to obtain it's capital from. Yet, instead of being content, it found it's foundation to be a hindrance for it's upward growth. They fought to consume all the market share and incessant profits (absolute power). Sounds as ridiculous as it was and till this day seems to want to continue to be. Every well educated capitalist, knows that this sort of power corrupts absolutely. So, build a strong foundation upon which all the bricks and mortar are evenly dispersed. Why, in not just America but throughout the world did the oil companies start pulling more bricks from the foundation with inflated gas prices? Now look, all the sudden gas prices are going down to where they should have been in the first place.Too little, too late. Look, the truth is all to obvious, oil and coal = more environmental repercussions. Nuclear waste has to be stored somewhere, just not in their backyard right! Profits that yield self destruction have no sane premise.Yet, despite the opportunity to create a new green global market years ago; capitalist chose to suffocate. Now, they have cut of their own oxygen supply in more ways than one. Capitalist are destroying their own foundation in America. Needless to say the effect this is having in the world.
Already, greed is redirecting the worlds economic path. "Restructure the worlds banking system", is now the prescription for greed. When in fact, what should be relentlessly restructured is the Global Job Market! Martin Luther King, Jr. said: "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere"and so this truth has prevailed. Capitalism infused with some of the principles of socialism in terms of equality in the global job market, could very well resolve the economic crisis. However, neither of the two can stand alone. Stop socializing the banking system get to the root of the problem. If even, Thomas More could see today's result of socialism certainly he to would agree, socialism just as capitalism can not be an absolute power. The two must find a way to co-exist in the same space harmoniously. Id Est Equality!
Be Enlightened
So, here we go! Everyone wants to prescribe the cure yet no one is listening to the patient explain where it hurts. The patient is the global work force period. If there is inequality in the the global job market all will suffer. Common sense renders this verdict not genius. No rocket scientist needed here. Prescribe a new global market that is fair and just for all its laborers. Stop dead beating the system looking for sweat shops/slave labor and rip off work visas (latently calling all this Free Trade), that robs both the American and the foreigner. How ridiculous it is to suggest that banks need to have their confidence restored when it's clear you don't lend money to a jobless market; better yet a broke laborer who can barely afford a pot to put his excrement in. Sure, it looks as though the banks are rejecting company's with good credit, but based on what capital? Who's going to buy this company's product if no one can afford it.
America has been the heart beat of the worlds economy. The wealth of this nation has grown from seeds of unionized/organized labor. If you had a product to be purchased at a very profitable price America had the market (id est furniture re tailors). This of course, was true of most developing European nations. Capitalism worked when it provided itself a market to obtain it's capital from. Yet, instead of being content, it found it's foundation to be a hindrance for it's upward growth. They fought to consume all the market share and incessant profits (absolute power). Sounds as ridiculous as it was and till this day seems to want to continue to be. Every well educated capitalist, knows that this sort of power corrupts absolutely. So, build a strong foundation upon which all the bricks and mortar are evenly dispersed. Why, in not just America but throughout the world did the oil companies start pulling more bricks from the foundation with inflated gas prices? Now look, all the sudden gas prices are going down to where they should have been in the first place.Too little, too late. Look, the truth is all to obvious, oil and coal = more environmental repercussions. Nuclear waste has to be stored somewhere, just not in their backyard right! Profits that yield self destruction have no sane premise.Yet, despite the opportunity to create a new green global market years ago; capitalist chose to suffocate. Now, they have cut of their own oxygen supply in more ways than one. Capitalist are destroying their own foundation in America. Needless to say the effect this is having in the world.
Already, greed is redirecting the worlds economic path. "Restructure the worlds banking system", is now the prescription for greed. When in fact, what should be relentlessly restructured is the Global Job Market! Martin Luther King, Jr. said: "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere"and so this truth has prevailed. Capitalism infused with some of the principles of socialism in terms of equality in the global job market, could very well resolve the economic crisis. However, neither of the two can stand alone. Stop socializing the banking system get to the root of the problem. If even, Thomas More could see today's result of socialism certainly he to would agree, socialism just as capitalism can not be an absolute power. The two must find a way to co-exist in the same space harmoniously. Id Est Equality!
Be Enlightened
