Comments by "John Roberts" (@view1st) on "Capitalism's inherent contradictions: Why it drives toward crisis" video.

  1. It would appear that these repeated crises can go on indefinitely seeing as capitalism has repeatedly shown how adaptable it is to changing circumstances no matter how bad it might be for humans or the environment. European feudalism lasted a thousand years and the Greco-Roman slave economies that preceded it for at least five hundred despite both having in retrospect their shortcomings. So what makes you think that capitalism is going to end any time soon (assuming the era of the global corporation we seem to be in now can still be defined as capitalism rather than, say, neo-feudalism).
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