Why did capitalism become so violent after the end of the Cold War?

[Anarcho Nihilist]

Isn't capitalism back in Victorian England today? Only on condition that the rich bourgeoisie have the opportunity to send their factories to the third world ( Vietnam, China, India ) to maximize profits, but also the opportunity to import cheap labor under the pretext of tolerance and multiculturalism?

 

[ogercel]

The USSR was always a counter to neoliberalism although both nations are Jewish run and control, the (((bourgeois))) and their slaves pushed too hard on the poor the (((Soviets))) would be ready to embrace them.

 

[hearmeout]

Actually its the opposite, capitalism is on the decline since ww2. All these regulations, pensions, socialized healthcare, abondonment of gold and social programms are turning the world to shit more and more

 

[yourbod_ymychoicel]

Actually its the opposite, capitalism is on the decline since ww2. All these regulations, pensions, socialized healthcare, abondonment of gold and social programms are turning the world to shit more and more

 

[TOP_5_KANGA]

Actually its the opposite, capitalism is on the decline since ww2. All these regulations, pensions, socialized healthcare, abondonment of gold and social programms are turning the world to shit more and more

Precisely because the Western bloc was scared shitless that Soviet communism seemed too attractive.

 

[stalkerKiller]

Because it basically has no competition nowadays. Even China has fully embraced capitalism, heck they even have a gig economy nowadays. When you have yourself an ideological monopoly then you know that you are fucked. Basically there's no one economic ideology that needs to get beaten in an economic race, so there is no need to pose as being "good".

Capitalism is what it has always been, namely a pyramid scheme fueled by tyrannical governments and the "crabs in a bucket" syndrome.