People have to resist the creation of labor-markets among the community or private producers, the change-over puts every commodity producer in a very tight spot, they have to sell their commodity into money, dollars as the case may be. Two markets are the creation of Capitalism: Commodity Markets and Labor-Markets. Gold as the standard for the commodity markets. The urgency to sell for gold is very high and with the diminishing return of its extraction from earth this fact increases the pressure to turn commodities into gold, and commodity producers are also commodity sellers, flood markets wth cheaper goods in higher quantity, selling cheaper than hand made or manufactured products of the native industries the original ancient mode of production dies out and all the individual private producers left over have no property useful for a labor-market, they must sell it all,--- turn their property into money and look for a job. This transition is never humanized in economics but if it were the sun would be setting over millions of small farmers the market has excluded. It would look like rich Americans buying properties and raising rents pushing working people out. It would look like the a city of millions in Mexico with no water out of the tap because Coca-Cola consumes it for production and sale of its soft drinks. Capital has to buy gold through the sale of its own commodities and has to have cash money to do it with. There is an inherent chauvinism in Capitalism that enters into the consciousness of people as if it is their own will conducting their actions, but far from it, it is the interaction between commodities and money that uses people for the transactions to happen.

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his dad was a Minneapolis activist

the interviewer was like OOOPS...he is going to bust us!!

Since world war 1 both are just representing wall streets interests. A massive regression of society

Banks have always been called the Mother of Trusts.

Stealing the wealth. that should belong to ALL.

NB: Mr Hudson's rundown on the conflict between Capitalism and Democracy is based on personal experience in Wall Street and is clearly and convincingly outlined.

Sounds great comrade! Convincing the decadent West is another thing tho... We'll get their, as the system inevitably collpses again, or collapses harder

I strongly suggest selling the debit to local gangs or drug dealers .05 on the dollar. Problem solved.

Nein, the worst would be when the renters show up at your door with pitchforks

I'd love to do that. My private rentier landlord does no maintenance on the tiny flat I live in, on which he's handed £325 a month from public funds. I've not seen him in two years.

Manhattan was primary forest with only squatters living there for free for tens of thousands of years. Then it had to be "improved" and "developed." Now we face abrupt global warming with the Arctic ice about to melt first time in 2.6 million years. Oops.