Capitalism

Capitalism is a right-wing economic system that became dominant in the Western world at the beginning of the renaissance era. Generally, capitalism includes private ownership of all major industries and competitive markets, but also comes with great difficulties in a povert society. With too much privatization, prices can be raised almost indefinately even in factors that are crucial for people's survival. This leads to many unnecessary deaths and much suffering among the ill, the poor, and the uneducated. Capitalism tends to be linked with aristocracy in a number of ways, including a dominant upper class minority with better living standards than a lower class majority. A capitalist system tends to be highly corrupt and, according to the AROP, leads to much more oppression than should be allowed by a government of sound mind. The United States of America is a good example of a capitalist state, where oppression, corruption and poverty has reached a critical level.