Capitalism
Capitalism on the right promises people that they will get rich.
The free choices of rational agents in a deregulated market will necessarily lead to the greatest possible happiness for the greatest possible number. Should an obstacle appear on the road to the capitalist promised land, the invisible hand of the market will tear it down. What a naive notion!
The invisible hand of the market lies bleeding on the ground, torn from its owner
For many, capitalism has been a long, sweet dream of purchasing power, freedom and home equity. But they woke up to a nightmare. Alongside the explosive rise in material prosperity rose alienation, stress and depression – as they rubbed the sleep from their eyes. As after any other dream, all the wonderful things are gone when you wake. The home equity has vanished and the mortgage from the bank is still in the drawer. The pension savings earmarked for cosmetic surgery and holidays in Thailand yielded a lower return than if one had bought beer with the money and cashed in the empties. But what is it that has vanished? One realises that the dream was only an illusion. THE VALUES NEVER EXISTED! A nihilist is born.
The truth is that the financial crisis has shown us that even economic values are empty and hollow, like all other values. The invisible hand of the market lies bleeding on the ground, torn from its owner.
Financial value and money rest on trust. The value of money is merely a convention. The illusion that money has value works only because other people share it. So become a nihilist before your neighbour does, since your money will not be worth any more if he realises it before you.
The Nihilistic Democratic Party's line is clear. When NFP takes over the Treasury, we will put a stop once and for all to the lie of financial value's demagogic tyranny.
Abolish the state's anti-competitive monopoly on printing money!