Socialists think they are on a morally higher ground than the supporters of capitalism and the free society. Socialists want an equal distribution of wealth. Everything else seems to of less importance. Is that really what matters? Is the material battle of equality of wealth so important that everything else can make way for it?
Of course not. But the socialist has another approach on his wealth-redistribution approach, and that is to point out the inequality of capitalism. Historically this has worked well for the socialist, and the capitalist usually finds himself in defense. The capitalist can point out that capitalism means peace, wealth, food for all, clothes for all, freedom for all. However, there's always the inequality of wealth. The socialist keeps the capitalist in defense with that sole, insignificant factor of free societies.
This must end. The capitalist does not just have all the facts on his side, and all the practical research and numbers. He also has the moral high-ground.
This author will soon invest in the book The Capitalist Manifesto. Not because is contains anything new. Not because it has some new philosophical ideas. But because maybe it can shake capitalists out of their unjustified defense-position and start the offense against the remnants of socialism. It's taken far too long to kill socialism. Who knows, maybe it will work in this wave of attack?
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