In my opinion capitalism puts nations in ransom to the city merchants, pays the worker a miserable wage and only values people with wealth and property. This sort of economy helps the Jєωιѕн merchants and shop owners but never helps the worker. We can see such a spectacle in the example of two countries. In Great Britain for instance, under Manchester capitalism, the British working-class and urban poor live in slums and only five families in Britain own the economy. Britain has a poor and inefficient welfare system used only so that the poor do not try to take up arms against the rich. The rich own how the country works in Great Britain. In America good people are destroyed under this economic system and the capitalist elite in this country is subservient to the Jєωs. The rich own the country under this supposed 'democracy.'

I will now discuss about the working conditions in those two countries and the way those two countries treat the rest of the world...

It is noteworthy that capitalist Britain was simply a tool for Communism, and let Russian Bolsheviks take Europe.

In a capitalist society the worker is sacked, his workplace is locked-out by management leading to him not working and the factory conditions are very poor for the worker.

The two countries also treat the rest of the world as bad as they treat their workers. The British Empire oppressed the Irish, Arabs and Indians and the English ruling class had an irrational anti-German hysteria. America filled the vacuum left by the British Empire and has competed for world hegemony and also is anti-German. One can even mention to how the two deal with each other. For instance Britain has always looked to America as a partner without realising America was actually Britain's biggest foe for the control of the world.

I will now discuss the religious aspects of who would have opposed such Jєωιѕн capitalism...

Well there is an alternative to capitalism and Marxian socialism and that is drawing the best from both economic systems and forgetting the worst of both. For instance banning the lock-out, ban the practice of sacking workers and cleaning up the factory conditions while also banning the trade unions (which are Marxist), banning the strike and keeping the personal tax rate low for businesses domestically while raising tariffs. Also it would give more of a goodwill if both management and workers came together to both discuss problems as a group instead of class hatred and see each other as a family all doing a necessary job. I am only speaking of factories of course. Retail and merchandise stores, being owned by Jєωs, deserved to be nationalised.