What is more important, America or capitalism?

People are more important than ideology. Reality is more important than theories. Experience matters more than well-designed plans. Social and community life takes precedence over lines on a map.

There's no America. North America was renamed 'United States'. (Socialism: people are owned by the state/government) I think that it's a socialist continent already because corporations/banks own the people (like most of the world). I don't think that it's possible for humans to have a communist society because there will be people who want to own things always. Instead of a monetary system of exchange we should have a resource system of exchange. Each continent exchanges resources and give to everyone, or each community can produce resources to exchange.

Both must die,

And we must replace then with improved ideologies that will carry the very foundation of humanity, to carry a future for us all, to create a land where people may live to forever pursue happiness and freedom. Both have failed us, and new ideologies will fail us, but that is the beauty of our existence.

Systems will fail, ideologies will fade, people will fall, and that is why when they fail, we must find a new foundation to place our faith in. The struggle will be a moral one, it will be a physical one, but it must be a struggle.

America raised as capitalist country.

There will be no America if it will try to go toward socialist concentration camps.

America is more important because capitalism is just one part of the skewed equation.

no one cares about America

money is the priority for the rich and the poor

everything else is pure bs propaganda

for Capitalism & Ethical egoism

God Bless America & The NSA

They are not mutually exclusive.

"its not meant to be a frivolous question"

Of course it is.

No Borders, No Nations, F*ck Deportations

For me, Capitalism. America will fall and Capitalism will remain anyway.

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