Economics of Climate Change: Climate Change is Anti Capitalism Part 1

The economics of climate change is arguably a very serious argument and in my opinion it is the most important argument and the case I make for my argument is that climate change is anti capitalism. Capitalism and climate change is so heavily correlated simply because a great many people are ignorant of what capitalism is, the subject of economics and even economic history for that matter. Climate alarmists would like to have you believe that we live under some sort of a capitalist system and it's that ignorance that is troublesome.

In order to tackle problems with the environment, as well as over resource usage, one would have to have some level of understanding of the economics of climate change and it just so happens to be that the entire agenda behind the movement proves that climate change is anti capitalism.

The anti capitalist hysteria stems from a great many who are ignorant of history, for example; the failure to comprehend why and what caused the Great Depression, as well as the failure to comprehend why the Banking Crisis occurred and what led to the crash in 2008. If one does not understand, it is easy enough to point the finger and blame capitalism and what you find today are a great many who do not understand the difference between capitalism and corporatism.

The purpose of my video on the economics of climate change, relative to the anti capitalism is to point out what the real agenda is behind the movement. One only needs to look at the protests and Extinction Rebellion are more than certainly a symbol for that. But as I argue, socialism has proven to be a complete disaster for the environment, whether that being the Soviet Union or any other socialist regime for that matter. It is also important to note that inefficiency in the private sector stemming from socialist government subsidies is not a fault of capitalism, but a fault of government intervention to begin with.

Therefore, the reason the economics of climate change is based off Anti Capitalism is because they view capitalism as the primary problem. However, as I've argued, if they were looking for real world solutions to problems, why do they stare in the face of the failure and disaster socialism has caused to the environment? The answer is simple: they aren't really that interested in the environment, at least a certain 'group' aren't.

I see plentiful arguments refuting climate change by many scientists, etc and there is plentiful information out there to back that evidence, therefore, I don't need to provide much in that argument, but for me, it is important to fight in defence of capitalism, to put the Anti Capitalist hysteria to bed as without capitalism, your life would be a living hell. Whilst we may not live under a capitalist system, at least capitalism's presence in the mixed economy allows us to survive, somewhat.

It is also important to note that I am not against the view of climate change, the earth's climate has always been changing and I'm not against improvement and looking after our environment, I'm a nature and wildlife photography enthusiast with a strong love for nature and I more than welcome the growth of trees in our environment and cleaning up litter and plastic waste in our oceans, etc to protect our environment, but what I do NOT support is strangling the private sector half to death to try achieve some regressive impossible climate change theory that has already been refuted.

The Anti Capitalist movement is growing and even amongst socialist critiques I see a great many who do not fully comprehend what capitalism is. Therefore, I feel it is important to draw people's attention to the argument on the economics of climate change and to why climate change is Anti Capitalism.