That's only

1

of the alternatives

There's 2 more

Fascism

And the other retarded one nobody cares about

Fascism is state controlled capitalism

With forced societal Darwinism

@Josh42A way oversimplified

That doesn't mean it's false

I'm talking to someone that seems to be utterly ignorant of polititics.

It depends on the fascism though. If you’ve got Stalin type fascism, you’ve got (((state controlled communism))) with forced (((egalitarianism))) with a Jewish elite.

Hey Stalin wasn't a fascist

Fascism is a European manifestation of a Third Positionist worldview that uses trade-union centered economic systems such as Corporatism or National Syndicalism with a Totalitarian, ultranationalist state

It is not state-controlled capitalism, it is not forced societal darwinism, it is a very specific concept that has only *really* occurred twice (Italy and pre-Anschluss Austria)

@Josh42A @Mestizo Salado 13

Also if you're talking about alternatives to capitalism, there is like an infinite amount

Stop thinking so rigidly

Name 10

There is a large amount of alternatives, but a little amount of workable or sustainable ones.

Not to mention that change is highly improbable under the yoke of the current system.

I mean that people are creative, and could come up with *literally an infinite amount of economic systems*

I called him on bullshit and he left the server LMFAO

Most alternatives to capitalism still incorporate elements of it, would you agree? @Josh42A

Like wage labor and/or private property

any system with a monetary unit is capitalism

I would disagree

communism is the one alternitive because they replace money

@The Big Oof do you understand from a financial perspective what capital is?

Explain your position on this.

You may have a better understanding than I do, we'll see

In accounting capital is any form of asset that has a monetary value assigned to it

Yep

any society with capital is capitalist in my opinion

true marxist communism would be the only outlier

Alright, I see your position now. It's more of a strict one, but still correct depending on how one looks at it

spain republic had no capital but they soon introduced coupons

What most people call capitalism could be called labeled "liberalism" if this definition is to be followed

*any system with a monetary unit is capitalism*
By that logic Feudalism and Fascism are capitalist.

Idk how many commies would agree with you calling Feudalism capitalist

I agree that Feudalism and Fascism are economically capitalist