Reply #6: It's not boredom that I detect

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It's not boredom that I detect in your words, it's anger. I can understand that. Your cherished Laissez-faire neoliberalism is being seriously challenged, even in your home nation and across Europe, along with South and Central America. There are real reasons for that.

It's not facts that you want to debate, it's spin. You say that "The crisis of capitalism seems to be ending", but what can that be based upon but spin? The bankster's pockets are full again, for awhile. Some might spin this to mean that "capitalism" is doing great. To others, who watched the bankster's pockets become fat again by means of the banksters, again, using their fully owned politicians to fatten their already overstuffed pockets at the expense of the people's food budgets - not so much.

If a competitor has a bad business plan, isn't that an advantage to you? And, as the Empire, with it's laissez-faire neoliberal army and agents, has made a sick joke of it's transparently ridiculous claims of altruism, what business is it of the USA how Venezuela, or any other nation, runs their own economy? Why all the hysteria?

There is far more to the economy than how many summer homes the Lords can buy. That's why there are revolutions and that's why the elites hate a good example like Bolivarianism. So, if you really want to debate, rather than just carrying spin for the Lords, why don't you try using your own words to defend your defense of a very inhuman system.