Capitalism Increases the Power and Status of Minorities and Women

If you live in the West, you probably grew up believing that laissez-faire capitalism (i.e., unrestricted or unregulated capitalism) is a great idea.

While laissez-faire capitalism does have good features (e.g., it helped create America), it also has some bad features, especially in the modern era. For example, capitalism has done much to weaken traditional, White culture because it has given ethnic minorities a significant degree of social, economic and political power.

Thanks to capitalism, Jews now dominate important areas of Western culture, e.g., the mainstream media, banking and Hollywood.

Blacks who live in the West have also gained considerable power from capitalism. So have Asians.

Women have reaped huge benefits from laissez-faire capitalism. They no longer have to rely on men for money or property. They have much more economic freedom now, and, as a result, more social and political power. And that, in turn, has greatly increased the amount of feminism in the Western countries.

In fact, thanks to capitalism, it is now possible for racial minorities, or women, to economically/socially/politically dominate - if they desire - entire towns, cities or regions in the White countries. For there is no real limit to the power that can be achieved via laissez-faire capitalism. In that way, capitalism could be called an "equalizing" force, as Marxism is or at least claims to be. (Of course, we don't suggest that Marxism and capitalism are too closely related - however, we think that "big capitalism" can become somewhat similar to Marxism if private companies become extremely powerful, i.e., if they develop enough power to significantly influence governments and/or dominate entire regions. And, of course, the Jewish founder of communism, Karl Marx, invented the word "capitalism") [1].

Capitalism also allows non-White countries - e.g., South Korea or Taiwan - to own private businesses in White countries. In fact, we were surprised to discover how many private companies in the West are foreign-owned.

Further, big retail-store capitalism has the ability to bankrupt small, "mom and pop"-owned stores within White countries, since those smaller stores often cannot economically compete with large stores. (Some of those small stores have been operated by the same White families for several generations, and are a family's only source of income).

Laissez-faire capitalism seems like a good idea, but in reality it weakens the White cultures of the West in a variety of ways. In fact, in some ways capitalism has weakened White culture as much as political leftism has. Therefore, capitalism isn't necessarily politically conservative, as many people believe it to be. It depends on who is engaging in capitalism, and what actions they are performing in their capitalism. Indeed, we believe that America's founders would strongly disagree with the unregulated, equalizing, greed-producing type of capitalism found in modern America. After all, isn't White culture more important than financial profits and mass-produced consumer goods? Should money and shiny objects be considered more valuable than race, tradition and heritage?







[1] some people believe that laissez-faire capitalism and communism are merely two sides of a Jewish coin, i.e., Jews can thrive under both systems. While Jews did invent and spread communism, and while Jews did lead the movement to convince White countries to embrace both laissez-faire and international capitalism, we don't really view capitalism per se as Jewish. More about capitalism Here

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