Capitalism is a tenterhook of patriarchy, it is said!
So, when I say that capitalism is death, wouldnβt you agree?
Because even the patriarchy we are talking about is death, itself, to so manyβ¦.
Those that have gone against it and are still alive get to tell this tale best!
Not forgetting the black women and children!
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Time and again as I growing, mummy always told me that
You could never fall sick and get yourself to Mulago for a free panadol
They wouldnβt give it to youβ¦.with all these taxes that you are paying!
I didnβt know she was talking about capitalism thenβ¦
And how capitalism is death!
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It wasnβt until a few yearsβ after
When I first βnotedβ how expensive it was to get cancer treatment!
Someone close to us was suffering with it
And chemotherapy was very expensive, thatβs what Mummy told me!
I am not sure if he got the kind of treatment he actually needed!
He passed on a few days later!
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It hit me more loudly, with time, how capitalism is built to be ruthless
To the poor and to whoever canβt present money in exchange for another good or money!
Capitalism chokes anyone whose position, in itβs βflow and system settingsβ, is to make money for the one person, at the top who takes all that money, in name of profit, away!
The ones doing the choking are so few like grains of maize aka the oppressors and the ones being choked are the majority of us aka the oppressedβ¦so so so many!
I guess that saying that goes, βthereβs a lot of space at the topβ now makes a particular kind of sense, doesnβt it?
When you look closely at capitalism, itβs a death trap
That is well crafted in nice pictures and imagery and words
To attract you into itβs net of rewarding you adequately for your hard work
I want you to look out for the people you know
Ask yourselfβ¦are they hardworking? Is their hard-work even a point of concern to you and others?
How are they doing?
Are they βadequately rewardedβ for their effort at work?
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Look at what is called the βGlobal Northβ and the βGlobal Southβ, on what weβve to call a map
What do you notice about the βnorthβ?
Did they βwork harderβ than those of us in the βsouthβ?
I leave that for you to figure outβ¦.
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Imagine working so hard and so devotedly
Only for your payment to come in and
It canβt even get you a decent loaf of bread to last you a week!
Imagine that!!!
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Recently, I wrote about having universal health care in Africa
And I mentioned it that provided we let them capitalists dictate how much we lose acquiring health care services,
We shall even offer things we wouldnβt be offering for sale or auction
As it stands now, in Uganda, many people are carrying their land titles close to them as proof of payment for their treatment against COVID19!!!
Capitalism is death, indeed, at the moment in Uganda!
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Someone might want to know how to become a capitalistβ¦and keep it that wayβ¦
That is easyβ¦.and hard, at the same time, Iβm told!
Allow me speak on ways of keeping it that way, yeahβ¦.
- Lie a lotβ¦you will lie through your skin pores if you have to but nobody must ever hear the actual bitter truth from you!
- Cheat a lotβ¦you will most probably cheat yourself and a continent-full of people and around systems of fair taxation.
- Physically hurt peopleβ¦.by that, I mean killing, maiming, breaking some bones here and thereβ¦whoever tries to βcrossβ will get to βknowβ why you didnβt just get to where you are by just being humble and honest, yeah!
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Ps. Capitalism is an economic and political system in which a countryβs trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit, rather than by the state!!!
βCapitalism is deathβ, isnβt it?
I completely agree. Uncontrolled capitalism is death. I think when there are sufficient regulations in place, it works, but here in the States, we haven’t had those regulations in place sine Ronald Regan took office and began the ruination of this country.
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Absolutely. As someone who is not wealthy, I relate most to understanding the poor aspects of capitalism. Still waiting on those trickle-down economics. Sarcastic tone here*
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I honestly don’t know much about capitalism. I do think that there are a number of issues with this sort of thing in countries all over the world.
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This is certainly an interesting perspective. I shall consider it as I read further.
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Great insights from you, as usual. Yes, capitalism is death. If it weren’t for it, we can get affordable yet good quality medical treatment, even education, transportation, and so forth.
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This is spot on! Completely agree and there seems to be no fairness of wealth split at all these days x
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This is absolutely true! It’s funny, my friend and I were having a deep conversation about this just the other day.
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I agree with the title and I’m sorry you had to go through losing someone close to you.
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Some economic patterns and chains are challenging to break out of. I suppose that is true on the high and low end of the spectrum.
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Capitalism is everywhere. I agree, not all products are created equal. There would always be unjust circumstances.
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Well, that starts off with some food for thought, Capitalism is death π
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I couldn’t agree more. The way things are going at the moment, we’re set for disaster. The rich continue to get richer still, while we all struggle just to get by.
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What an interesting and great read and I totally agree with you on that. It’s sad to know this cycle people suffer from.
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You have so many interesting concepts here and I’m trying to consuming them. Anw, it’s good to let the brain works more than usual.
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