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  • The Inevitable Outcome of Late Stage Capitalism

  • freeman

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    October 26, 2023 at 4:19 am

    Critique of Capitalism

    • Wealth Concentration: A small number of corporations and individuals hold vast amounts of wealth.
    • Corporate Influence: Significant corporate control over political processes, undermining democracy.
    • Environmental Neglect: Corporate profit motives often overshadow environmental concerns.

    Its Impact on Financial Freedom

    • Economic Inequality: The wealth gap hinders opportunities for financial independence.
    • Social Unrest: Growing disparities lead to instability, affecting everyone’s financial security.
    • Unsustainable Practices: Environmental risks pose long-term financial threats to individuals and communities.

    Connection to Reclaim Your Life

    • Empowerment Through Awareness: Understanding these issues is crucial for pursuing true financial freedom.
    • Advocating Change: Encouraging systemic changes aligns with the goal of reclaiming control over one’s financial future.
    • Sustainable Practices: Promoting eco-friendly and equitable business practices supports long-term financial well-being.

    Discussion Prompts for the Forum

    • How does corporate greed impact your personal financial goals?
    • What steps can we take to reduce the influence of corporations on our economy?
    • Share examples of corporate policies that you believe are detrimental to financial freedom.
    • How can we promote more sustainable and equitable business practices?

    Some Pithy Comments from Viewers (Paraphrased) 🙂

    • Free Market Economy? What free market? If you actually look deeper, we don’t have any free market.
    • It feels like we’re constantly being manipulated by corporations! Remember “Live Better Electrically”? Now electricity bills are sky-high, and they push gas appliances. But wait, gas is bad now, and electricity is good again? They want us to throw away perfectly good cookware for “induction stoves”? No way! I built my own house decades ago, it’s not fancy, but it’s functional and paid off. Now, even at 78, I run a successful greenhouse business and teach classes! I stay healthy and active despite some aches and pains. Don’t get sucked into the consumerism trap, my friend!
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