Quotes About Capitalism
Terrified by the 1917 Russian revolution, government officials came to believe that communism could be defeated in the United States by getting as many white Americans as possible to become homeowners—the idea being that those who owned property would be invested in the capitalist system.
~ Richard Rothstein
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Lo que hoy tiene de particular la incertidumbre es que existe sin la amenaza de un desastre histórico; y en cambio, está integrada en las prácticas cotidianas de un capitalismo vigoroso (…). La consigna "nada a largo plazo" desorienta la acción planificada, disuelve los vínculos de confianza y compromiso y separa la voluntad del comportamiento.
~ Richard Sennett
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Yeni kapitalizmin zaman boyutu, insan?n karakteri ile bu karakterin süregiden bir anlat?ya dönüÅŸmesini engelleyen ç?lg?n zaman deneyimi aras?nda bir çat??ma yaratt?.
~ Richard Sennett
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The most convincing and enduring foe of the global financial economy ultimately is the global financial economy itself. - Ulrich Beck
~ Richard Swift
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The corporations failed, but very often the people behind them succeeded. The celebrated creative destruction of capitalism is, it seems, gentle with the rich.
~ Richard White
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When industrial work crippled and epidemic diseases killed, and where chance—freaks of fortune—produced what John Maynard Keynes, the economist, would later call "the radical uncertainties of capitalism," luck as much as effort seemed to dictate outcomes.
~ Richard White
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Everything is selling. Nothing happens in this world, nothing comes into this world, until somebody makes a sale.
~ Richard Yates
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Because the real worship is not one man, one vote, it's one man, one dollar. Commerce drives democracy, not vice versa.
~ Rita Mae Brown
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I ask only one thing of skeptics: don't bring up Soviet Russia, please. That horrible example of State Capitalism has nothing to do with what I, and other libertarian socialists, would offer as an alternative to the present system.
~ Robert Anton Wilson
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Neither capitalist indust-reality nor socialist indust-reality have been able to give humanity what most of us really want: liberty and justice, freedom and the abolition of poverty, continued growth and continued security. In looking at capitalism vs. socialism, we are always confronted with a dilemma, not a choice.
~ Robert Anton Wilson
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We are extending ourselves in Space and Time not because of capitalism or socialism but in spite of them. The Right/Left Capitalist/Socialist establishments are psychologically unprepared for our emerging situation in Time and Space.
~ Robert Anton Wilson
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know. I've been in classes with her. She's bright, but she's screwed up. Jesus, they're so miserable, those kids, always so goddamn unhappy about racism and sexism and imperialism and militarism and capitalism. Man, I grew up in a tarpaper house in Fayette, Mississippi, with ten other kids. We were trying to stay alive; we didn't have time to be that goddamn unhappy.
~ Robert B. Parker
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Lowery would half kill himself to make an extra dollar, and he'd be perfectly willing to kill any of his employees for another fifty cents. But
~ Robert Bloch
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In capitalist society, where the future of the younger generations depends on their parents' purse, they cannot avoid falling victim to social inequality and social evils. Due to the aggression and intervention of the imperialists and the plunder of the exploiter class, many of the young generation throughout the world lose their lives or are maimed by war, social conflict, disease and hunger or they wander about the streets, committing crimes and degenerating.
~ Kim Jong Il
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As capitalism developed and the bourgeoisie became the reactionary ruling class after victorious bourgeois revolutions in various countries, nationalism was used as a means of defending the interests of the bourgeois class. The bourgeoisie disguised their class interests as national interests, and used nationalism as an ideological instrument for solidifying their class domination.
~ Kim Jong Il
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History shows that socialism first triumphed in relatively backwards countries, not in the countries where capitalism had developed.
~ Kim Jong Il
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In a capitalist world, the word capital has taken on more and more uses. . . . human capital, for instance, which is what labor accumulates through education and work experience. Human capital differs from the classic kind in that you can't inherit it, and it can only be rented, not bought or sold.
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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Easier to destroy the world than to change capitalism even one little bit.
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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Efficiency, n. The speed and frictionlessness with which money moves from the poor to the rich.
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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But to say self-interest is all that exists, or that it should be given free rein! My Lord. Believe that and nothing matters but money.
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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Because life is bigger than equations, stronger than money, stronger than guns and poison and bad zoning policy, stronger than capitalism, Because Mother Nature bats last, and Mother Ocean is strong, and we live inside our mothers forever, and Life is tenacious and you can never kill it, you can never buy it
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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the space diaspora occurred as late capitalism writhed in its internal decision concerning whether to destroy Earth's biosphere or change its rules. Many argued for the destruction of the biosphere, as being the lesser of two evils
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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The so-called risk of the capitalist is merely one of the many privileges of capital
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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That is what capitalism is—a version of feudalism in which capital replaces land, and business leaders replace kings.
~ Kim Stanley Robinson
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