I can’t wait to respond to your first part. While I wait for the time, try harder to give me an example where capitalism thrived true and free.
I keep rejecting your premise of needing a prior example to show that something is feasible or even good, it seems to me like you ignored my case about this same topic in the previous reply.
You are pushing the argument on a drawing board, my main interest is philosophical.
Your suggested solution (whatever kind of state central power) implies violation of private property rights. That is morally wrong. Just like slavery is. Not an option.
Yet we're not planning our near future, we cannot do that.
As long as humans as a whole close an eye on moral violations and aggression, and have faith in the necessity of an institutional parental figure, which the state is, I reckon our will be just a sterile debate.
You are pushing the argument on a drawing board, my main interest is philosophical.
Your suggested solution (whatever kind of state central power) implies violation of private property rights. That is morally wrong. Just like slavery is. Not an option.
Yet we're not planning our near future, we cannot do that.
As long as humans as a whole close an eye on moral violations and aggression, and have faith in the necessity of an institutional parental figure, which the state is, I reckon our will be just a sterile debate.