What's wrong with anti-capitalism?
It doesn’t make sense, it runs contrary to every principle governing private property, landed or personal. Human beings accumulate throughout their lives: memories, experiences, and possessions. Anti-capitalism on its face is the notion that the hand-made hoe (capital) your father gave you upon his death doesn’t belong to you, especially if you loan it to your neighbor in his capacity as a laborer under your employ. You see, using the hoe you’re able to till the land on which you were born, making it far more productive. As you sow the seeds, your neighbor uses your hoe to till. In exchange for his assistance, you promise him a portion of your harvest; not half, of course, he certainly doesn’t do half of the work. But you also know that if you give him too little, he may not come back next season to help. If you give him so little he may starve, you lose your neighbor, your friend, and your farmhand. Anti-capitalism calls this entire scenario “exploitation”.
I call it the free market.
