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Anonymous Fri Sep 6 02:40:45 2019 No.13768638 [Reply] [Original]

Who's responsible for capitalism Adam Smith or the School of Salamanca?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 6 02:42:29 2019 No.13768642 File: 496 KB, 1656x2560, 816uAytlVLL.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Calvin and Luther

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 6 02:43:11 2019 No.13768644 >>13768642 Don't forget Oliver Cromwell

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 6 03:04:45 2019 No.13768680 Ben Shapiro and Donald Trump

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 6 03:37:20 2019 No.13768738 Smith largely plagiarised Cantillon.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 6 03:44:35 2019 No.13768750 >>13768642 More specifically Ockham. A lot of the our problems started with him. Regarding secularism and capitalism. I'm not gonna throw shade on nominalism since it does have a respectable tradition.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 6 04:17:44 2019 No.13768800 >>13768642 >he hasn't read Braudel kek

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 6 04:25:03 2019 No.13768810 >>13768638 People like me and you

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 6 04:28:27 2019 No.13768816 >>13768638 IDIOT. YOU IDIOT DUMMY DUM /LIT/ POSTER Capitalism emerged naturally, all Adam Smith did was study it and defend liberalism.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 6 04:30:42 2019 No.13768820 >>13768638 Marx

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 6 06:09:53 2019 No.13769029 ((()))

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 6 06:25:05 2019 No.13769054 >>13768638 kill yourself frogposter

Anonymous Fri Sep 6 07:05:13 2019 No.13769149

>>13768638
>Who's responsible for capitalism
Whoever invented the concept of family, because it's just an extension of it. Early man lived a dangerous life of day-to-day survival and had to viciously compete to secure what limited resources he could for his family. Property as a concept came about this way and capitalism continues to be perpetuated by family men.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 6 07:19:35 2019 No.13769180 >>13768638 fucking brainlet

Anonymous Fri Sep 6 07:29:58 2019 No.13769213

>>13768816
This.
A form of capitalism can be found in medieval Italian communes (XII - XIV sec.)

>>13768642
The sixteenth-century Catholic cities of Seville, Lisbon, Lucca and Venice were an example of capitalism as a response to changes in trade routes from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic, certainly not for religious reasons

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