“Capitalism has no moral authority to impose its will onto others.”
It does, actually, since “capitalism” (a Marxist term I don’t use!) is simply the right of free exchange and commerce between individuals with property rights.
It does, actually, since “capitalism” (a Marxist term I don’t use!) is simply the right of free exchange and commerce between individuals with property rights.
Capitalism, as the negative right of free commerce between free agents with property rights, “imposes its will” ONLY negatively, by REFUSING TO ALLOW NATURAL RIGHTS OF PROPERTY TO BE VIOLATED.
This is like saying “freedom of speech has no moral authority to impose its will on censorship.”
It does, actually.
This claim amounts to "no one has a right to prevent others from violating his rights.”
But again, he does, actually.
It does, actually.
This claim amounts to "no one has a right to prevent others from violating his rights.”
But again, he does, actually.
