People seem to forget that capitalism per se is not a problem. It's vulture capitalism that exploits employees and where corporations don't pay taxes and control our government - that's the problem.
Secondly, the rich white people in the documentary "feeling attacked" when capitalism is criticized fail to see that their white privilege allowed them to become the 1% because government is built for and controlled by rich white people. The rest of society in turn is exploited by super wealthy people that look like them. Cry me a river.
The saddest part is poor and middle class white people who defend these vulture capitalists because they fail to see that they themselves are exploited along with minorities. Republicans have made sure these exploited white people convince themselves that voting against their own interests is best for their livelihoods.
Secondly, the rich white people in the documentary "feeling attacked" when capitalism is criticized fail to see that their white privilege allowed them to become the 1% because government is built for and controlled by rich white people. The rest of society in turn is exploited by super wealthy people that look like them. Cry me a river.
The saddest part is poor and middle class white people who defend these vulture capitalists because they fail to see that they themselves are exploited along with minorities. Republicans have made sure these exploited white people convince themselves that voting against their own interests is best for their livelihoods.