Capitalism is Key to the 2030 Road Map

Fundamentally, capitalism is about an economic system whereby investment as well as the ownership of production and distribution structures, and exchange of wealth are governed and primarily maintained and managed by entities, individuals or corporations in the private sector. Consequently, a particular view of capitalism engulfs both the economic and political aspects. These two influence and detail the governing principles of capitalism. The economics bit relate to the ethics involved in conducting business are related to capitalism as one of the business systems. The political aspect end relates to the influence that government systems have on capitalism or any other form of economic systems for that matter. Important to state is that the principles of capitalism are that human beings are, by nature, competitive, aggressive and acquisitive. Subsequently, any attempt to escape this basic trait by providing for those who fail to compete successfully is not only useless for they will merely become parasites, but also harmful to the species because they perpetuate faulty genes, promote dependency and sloth and ultimately create the conditions for social collapse.

-Pancras Odhiambo-