It's a Wonderful Life! (with capitalism)

And just think how much better it could be if some five trillion wasn't siphoned out of the economy every year to fund mass murder and socialism. - Chris
Ever wonder what life would be like without capitalism? Join The Fund for American Studies on a journey to an alternate universe -- one where capitalism no longer exists. You may find it's not quite what you expected. For more information, visit http://www.LifeWithoutCapitalism.org.

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Presented by The Fund for American Studies
Starring John Crowley and Steve Andrus
Also Starring Erin Brett and Seth Goldin
Written and Produced by Steve Andrus
Director of Photography Ben Gaskell

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Posted: Oct 19 2012, 8:10 AM

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The thing about "isms" is that they serve as a divisive force in society to make sure we humans are always at odds with some other group within ourselves, thus making us easier to be blinded to the fact that there is a small and powerful group of people working the strings from safely atop the pyramid.

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