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''' | '''Capitalist socialism''' refers to a planned economy whose planning is captured by financial monopolists, such as the existing American economy. | ||
== | It is also known as '''corporate socialism''', '''bourgeois socialism''' (a mode of production), not to be confused with the [[bourgeois-socialist ideology]] described by Marx in the Communist Manifesto. | ||
==From the streams== | |||
From [https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev/en/youtube/infrared-vods/jslqqjasue4/ RESPONDING TO THE COMMUNIST PARTY'S INFRARED BAN] (Nov 2021): | From [https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev/en/youtube/infrared-vods/jslqqjasue4/ RESPONDING TO THE COMMUNIST PARTY'S INFRARED BAN] (Nov 2021): | ||
> "We have a bloated financial sector, and I want to go farther than even China is right now — I want America's financial sector to be completely eliminated... The financial sector is a form of bourgeois, monopoly '''capitalist socialism'''. The financial sector right now is a form of selling indulgences of the planned economy. We live in a planned economy — but on Wall Street the financial monopolists coordinate with each other to get rich off of this financial planning, and rig the system to their benefit, at the expense of the American people." | > "We have a bloated financial sector, and I want to go farther than even China is right now — I want America's financial sector to be completely eliminated... The financial sector is a form of bourgeois, monopoly '''capitalist socialism'''. The financial sector right now is a form of selling indulgences of the planned economy. We live in a planned economy — but on Wall Street the financial monopolists coordinate with each other to get rich off of this financial planning, and rig the system to their benefit, at the expense of the American people." | ||
The economy '''is''' planned — supply chains, monopolies, state coordination ([[We already live in socialism]]). Finance is the toll-booth on top of that planning: "selling indulgences." Hence the radical demand: not regulate finance but '''eliminate''' it — farther than China's mixed model — because finance isn't a sector of production but a parasite stratum on the already-socialized economy ([[Tendency of the rate of profit to fall]]). | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Corporate Socialism under FDR]] | * [[Corporate Socialism under FDR]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:19, 28 August 2026
Capitalist socialism refers to a planned economy whose planning is captured by financial monopolists, such as the existing American economy.
It is also known as corporate socialism, bourgeois socialism (a mode of production), not to be confused with the bourgeois-socialist ideology described by Marx in the Communist Manifesto.
From the streams
From RESPONDING TO THE COMMUNIST PARTY'S INFRARED BAN (Nov 2021):
> "We have a bloated financial sector, and I want to go farther than even China is right now — I want America's financial sector to be completely eliminated... The financial sector is a form of bourgeois, monopoly capitalist socialism. The financial sector right now is a form of selling indulgences of the planned economy. We live in a planned economy — but on Wall Street the financial monopolists coordinate with each other to get rich off of this financial planning, and rig the system to their benefit, at the expense of the American people."
The economy is planned — supply chains, monopolies, state coordination (We already live in socialism). Finance is the toll-booth on top of that planning: "selling indulgences." Hence the radical demand: not regulate finance but eliminate it — farther than China's mixed model — because finance isn't a sector of production but a parasite stratum on the already-socialized economy (Tendency of the rate of profit to fall).