Here's another place where you're not even recognizing the point someone is making, let alone replying to it in a logical manner. You're making an unrelated statement to your original one and phrasing it as a question instead of a statement as well.
A sustainable economy is not antithetical to a capitalist society. Granite's point was that the US is not a capitalist society, which to be fair was not thoroughly stated as most people on this site are assumed to already be of the actual informed conservative that realizes that the united states is a corporate oligarchy, not the media stereotype of corporate worshipping neocon - which you seem to have come here assuming as well.
Thinking the US is actually anywhere close to capitalist, when in fact it is controlled by corporate fiefdoms and the state working together, is at least ignorant if not retarded.
Here's another place where you're not even recognizing the point someone is making, let alone replying to it in a logical manner. You're making an unrelated statement to your original one and phrasing it as a question instead of a statement as well.
A sustainable economy is not antithetical to a capitalist society. Granite's point was that the US is not a capitalist society, which to be fair was not thoroughly stated as most people on this site are assumed to already be of the actual informed conservative that realizes that the united states is a corporate oligarchy, not the media stereotype of corporate worshipping neocon - which you seem to have come here assuming as well.
Thinking the US is actually anywhere close to capitalist, when in fact it is controlled by corporate fiefdoms and the state working together, is at least ignorant if not retarded.