Comments by "No One" (@joermundgand) on "Labor Day Happened After Government Violently Attacked Striking Workers" video.

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  8. Dara Marc Sasmaz. I think you misunderstood me or I wasn't sufficiently clear, I agree with you, but I would like to include a warning that if the state is given to much control it too becomes a danger, I advocate for balance, right now the scales favor a static maintenance of the the power of the few versus the many. An adjustment is necessary to invigorate the system and once more afford the state more influence to balance the power of private capital. Capitalism is as I allready stated merely a word for something which you now have stated is a result of a war based economy, why did they adopt this economic model, they did it to invest in new revolutionary weaponry and at the same time they unknowingly created a class of experts to support this economy, the people who later became known as Burghers or Citizens and they were rewarded in turn with legal rights to protect them in order to sustain the model adopted by the princely state and thus there was an evolution of law and from there new civic ideas inspired by antiquity flourished laying the foundation for the modern nation state, the nation state in time required the use of mass armies to compete against other nation states with a similar process of further inclusion into the franchise ....do you see how we acquired our collective bargaining power with our sovereigns/executives? The nation state was necessary for labor movements to rise in the first place and the nation state is the only guarantee for the civic rights of the many against few, there is not yet any viable alternative to it. In regards to Capitalism being solely a product of the European princely state, I think that is too simplistic, Ming China, Mughal India and several other states in Asia developed similar systems in parallel, for reference as examples thereof see Jain, Gujrati, Omani and Sung/Ming banking and trading.
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