The frame of whether or not capitalism is broken is a false frame; the frame that is of concern is whether or not capital will continue to be used exclusively for private benefit or whether capital will be used to provide a revenue stream for public benefit. Capital is an asset that provides a revenue stream. I can’t say that enough. It is of no consequence to capital whether the revenue stream capital provides is publicly owned or privately owned. If the problem of capital being used exclusively for private interest to provide a revenue stream of benefit solely to private interest at the expense of public interests is going to be redressed effectively, it will come from using capital in the public interest to provide a revenue stream of benefit to the public in the public interest. Again, capital is an asset that provides a revenue stream. Capital will provide a revenue stream for either private or public interest; the choice is ours. Do we the people of the public sector want to benefit from the revenue stream of capital in the same way as the private sector? — Or, do we the people of the public sector wish to empower the private sector to continue to get a revenue stream from capital at public expense by letting the private sector use public money as private capital, and then by recapitalizing their gambling when the private sector misuse the capital they have obtained at public expense? The choice is ours, we the people of the public sector of the USA. Do we the people of the public sector want to continue to act against our own best interests with regard to the public use of capital to provide a revenue stream of benefit for public benefit? — Or, do we want to do as the private sector does and use capital in the public interest to provide a revenue stream of benefit to the public and force the private sector’s use of capital to be free of life support from the public sector? invisibleserfscollar/shifting-the-way-people-relate-and-feel-towards-one-another-is-the-crucial-leverage-point/#comments
Posted on: Fri, 13 Sep 2013 19:22:22 +0000
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