True, Marx transformed the term capitalism into a pejorative many takeforgranted. Few take the effort to research what it actually means.
Austrians have done a wonderful job explaining capitalism and money. But it seems that Marx and Keynes have won the public debate.
It's just sad.
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I agree with you in the first part. And hope to motivate you to rephrase the second part.
There is no definitive winner or looser. There is only information and time. And you decide which information you share with others. And every individual does the same at best will and knowledge.
So when people like you have genuine conversations about it, we ensure that more people can hear and read about it. The popularities can shift. And I think?they will.
I really think with the internet we are in the best moment in time since there are human on earth to get those ideas into the world. Mises and the thinkers of austrian economics are inpopular, since they do not allow elites to hold their priviledges.
So many priviledged people do dismiss them. But in todays world more than only the most priviledged can organize and connect around the world. We will change this world for the better.
@Fat_₿ank$t€r I agree the word capitalism gets used as an insult before anyone looks it up. I believe sound money gives the word its honest meaning back.