Money and wealth are a product of our
Judeo-Christian European values and heritage.
Allan Bloom has proven irrefutably that
William Shakespeare invented
the human race; likewise, in the days before the
socialist take-over,
Europe invented the concept of
value, which is most naturally expressed as
money and wealth. The two inventions are complimentary and interdependent. You can't have one without the other: Observe the degraded and subhuman state of
socialist slave-"citizens" in
totalitarian charnel houses like
Canada,
Sweden, and
the People's Republic of Cambridge. Are these wretched creatures "human"? No, they are not: "Humanness" is the affirmative choice to be free, to create wealth, to worship our
Creator as we are commanded to do, and to defend ourselves and our nation vigorously against those who would
denigrate and abuse that
Creator. "Humanness" is the realization that we are not apes, and it is the right to maintain our freedom from pernicious propagandandistic pseudo-scientific lies to the contrary. The antlike and mindless
socialist slave-"citizens" are both unable and unwilling to make these choices. They have denied their humanity. They have sold their
Judeo-Christian European values and heritage for a welfare handout.
Can you imagine a
shintoist nation, with no Judeo-Christian European values and heritage to speak of, competing successfully with
American
Christian industry? It's a clear absurdity. Can you imagine the atheistic
socialist slave-"citizens" of modern
Europe inventing so grand and powerful a thing as the
world wide web? Again, it's clearly absurd.
We invented wealth. Therefore we should get to keep it.
This
Marxist nonsense about "
workers' control of the means of production" (leftist "
stock option" schemes, etc.) is nothing but an attempt to
turn back the clock to an earlier and more barbaric time before
Shakespeare's great invention, and in so doing to deny
God's great
hierarchy of
Creation wherein businesses should naturally and fittingly be controlled by a single
patriarchal owner, with employees as children existing only on
sufferance (sense 5, by the way), to be disciplined or eliminated when they fail to demonstrate humility and submissiveness appropriate to their station.