23 Things They Don't Tell You About Capitalism by Ha-Joon Chang

1:12  Kevin Grace: "Feminism and capitalism march hand in hand." The other enemy that feminism marches hand in hand with is socialism.

The normalisation of the working mother normalised the divorced mother.

The normalisation of the divorced mother normalised the single mother.

The normalisation of the single mother normalised the unmarried single mother.

The normalisation of the unmarried single mother normalised a culture of excuses and entitlement.


1:25 Owners, management and shareholders of the company don't care about the long term future of the company because they can cash out any time.

Working mothers do not have as many children as full time mothers leading to a declining birth rate and a senescent populace. The lower the birth rate, the higher the average of the populace.

The lower the birth rate, the higher the demand for cheap immigrant labour.

The more senescent the populace, the more risk-averse and feminised the men become.

Young sexy women have the most power.

As for the older generation, men pop off sooner than women so even amongst the elderly, elderly women impose their preferences on elderly men and political parties continue to pander to the preferences of both elderly women as well as young sexy women further marginalising the male preference in youth and age.

quran.com/2/256 would justify the repeal of anti-discrimination and affirmative action legislation.


1:28  What is good for the race = the long term national interest = nationalism

Promoting the long term national interest means thinking beyond the next election, which is always less than five years away.

This means abolishing representative democracy and establishing a one party theocracy.

You would have to admit that China and Iran are one party states and are the only races and nations enjoying an independent foreign policy and national sovereignty not subject to Western imperialist hegemony.


1:40   Dennis Dale: "The Japanese saved the American car industry by forcing them to compete against the Japanese car industry."

Dennis Dale's post about the discussion is at http://dennisdale.blogspot.com/2018/06/23-and-we.html