Journal of Other Forum Analysis

[Eric Cartman]

For one, the idea that capitalism encapsulates some innate, universal human desire just doesn't have much actual physical evidence backing it up, as much as is true for any other economic system we've had before. Even feudalism wasn't practiced the same exact way in the same exact times across countries like Egypt, Japan, and England back when these systems were in place. Why? Because the physical environment of these countries was different, which in turn meant that the resulting conditions people had to deal with were different, which inevitably leads to different cultural evolutions. Human development is inevitable, but the outcome of the development is not; subsequently, the establishment of capitalism is loaded with such a shitload of chance that you get wildly different historical outcomes if certain events go a different way.

Seriously, tweak a few numbers and events here and there and you might get a timeline where Europeans aren't literally kidnapping so many Africans that the population didn't actually grow for centuries. However, we live in the timeline where Europe was able to establish significant military dominance, particularly at sea, in the run up to the Transatlantic Slave Trade, but what is important to note here is not only did capitalism lead directly to a slave trade on an unprecedented scale, but, like with feudalism, cultural conditions follow the economic conditions.

Again Nepenthe is so arrogantly ignorant (arrognorant?), its hard to even unpick what the fuck they are trying to claim here, because I don't even know what fucking Civilization Lets Play or Historically Totally Accurate Anime she is basing her fucking historical viewpoint on.
Because from the flow of her argument, she's trying to say that England is 'bad' feudalism that inevitably leads to the slavery in the US, but Japan (literal rape camps) and Egypt (where the (((collective nation of slaves))) didn't even get out of slavery when they fucking died, because those fuckers got entombed with their owners to continue slaving in the fucking afterlife), when depending what point in time shes talking about England was either being colonized and genocided by the Norse, the Romans, the Saxons or the French