A post-capitalist society has to emerge. We realy need to start publicly discussing it, instead of just being called utopian.

Political Disillusionment

October 8, 2015: Something is Missing in the Debates

Preamble: I dislike politics for a variety of reasons, much the same as how much I dislike religion (corruption, deceit, whatever). Ironically enough, one of the biggest problems with religions are the politics. Perhaps there is nothing wrong with either, and the problem lies solely with the people. Perhaps misanthropy is my passion. In any case, today I very briefly discuss a key argument against the world’s developed governments, or more generally, the status quo.

Are we fast approaching, or have we already become a post-industrial society?
Regardless of the answer, we are shifting quickly deeper into the service industries: tertiary, quaternary, and quinary.

The problem is this: capitalism and democracy is inherently flawed. For one, it does not represent the needs and desires of the people; it instead serves the elite, and the hypnotized majority. Second, as a…

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