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A good example is the following. It's no more than communism.
Communism is a purely ideal theory, abstract and even pseudo-materialistic, invented in the perspective of totalitarianism, of such a nature as to freeze all free humanitarian dynamism. The one who dominates reigns forever the one who is dominated. The one dominated can no longer overthrow the reign of the other dominant. One who is motivated to gain power falls into the trap of social or physical eradication in the worst case. Communism can never be reconciled with all social, organizational and economical fluidity. Communism is an idea perfectly incompatible with the providence of nature.
Capitalism! It is not an abstract idea. It is a free emanation of real humanitarian dynamism based on invested funds, from which the human being enjoys the absolute fluidity of any economic, social, political, cultural activity or whatever he tries for his survival in the vital universe. Capitalism thus embodies the will to live of the human being through the use of invested funds.
What about financial capitalism? It is absolutely an abstract idea incompatible with the providence of nature. It has nothing to do with free capitalism exploited by humanitarian dynamism. It's a heinous idea invented by a certain presumably fraudulent mind to dominate free flowing capitalism. Who is he and where does this doubtful spirit come from?
It goes without saying that capitalism depends on the invested funds that ensure the smooth running of capitalism. If this is the case, the question arises: Who invests these funds?
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