> >Capitalism is about the right of each individual to control their own
> >capital. Capital is far more than money. (Money is of course
> just a "place
> >holder" to represent capital). Capital can include financial
> assets (or
> >things that money can buy), health, enjoyment of life and more.
>
> This argument shows a fundamental misunderstanding of the
> meaning and basis
> of capital.

I don't see a similey, so I assume you are serious. So which
misunderstanding do you hint at?

Wouter van Ooijen

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