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Learn the difference between simply trading an item or even your labor for money and actual systemic capitalism.

I believe that where you're getting mixed up is what capitalism means as a word. There are lots of different things that can be considered capitalistic. By your definition, yes, selling to the highest bidder is "capitalist", but capitalism as a cohesive economic theory is much more recent and much more complex.

Capitalism is when there is a dominant mode of production of private owners of capital (means of production, transportation, necessary items for production) extract the labour of workers operating on that capital.

How can a mode of production be dominant? Only if the state apparatus is run and set up in the interests of that mode of production. In this example, it would be a state of the capitalist class, which uses its monopoly on violence to coerce the working class into working for a small minority of capitalists.

The class of capitalists consists of those who would have been considered middle class before the French revolution. They uprooted the old economic system of feudalism/mercantilism and started to implement capitalism. The first place where this socioeconomic theory became mature was the Netherlands, and this was done by jews. Followed shortly after by England, also by jews there. Then followed by France. The United states is a bizarre case where it was partly settled by people entirely reactionary towards the new order (particularly in the south) and partly settled by its biggest advocates (particularly in the north). The current system was, in fact, created by Dutch and english jews. Not Adam Smith, who simply wrote about how it worked 100 years later. It was picked up by the bourgeoisie of Europe, but they knew from what people it came from, which is why in almost every case, after overthrowing the old order, the capitalist class gave emancipation to jewry as a token thank you for their theories.

Capitalism took a back seat to marxism as being the most named jewish economic theory, largely because marx slapped his name on it, but don't let that fool you. It's all made by the same people.

And, moreover, capitalism is a deceptive word. Capital always exists no matter what system is in place. So do profit motives. Whether that profit goes to one person, to the workers who own the capital, or to an aristocrat is the issue. Capitalism is a question of who *owns* the capital. Is it the state? Is it gentry? Is it democratically owned? Is it owned by slavers? If none of these, it is privately owned, and thus capitalism.

Capitalism is a complex creature. This does not even scrape the surface of the more modern, and much worse, finance capitalism.

Furthermore, I consider that Israel must be destroyed