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The Wicked Witch Is Dead. Why Aren't We Dancing in the Streets?

Okay, capitalism isn't dead yet. And the house is falling on us too.

But let's allow ourselves one little moment of glee at the expense of the system that's been choking the world to death for 500 years.

I know: we - that is, those of us making five figures or less, or nothing at all, or getting a social security check - we are terrified
that the demise of capitalism will be ours as well. But wasn't flourishing, healthy, arrogant, thumb-your-nose-at-the-world capitalism already killing us?

Posted in Economy/Trade, Human Rights, Inequality