Review of Interreflections

Classic Zeitgeist half-truth and blatant lies to support a dogmatic ideologue, socialism in this case. totally one-sided, straw-manning throughout, unable to appreciate nuance whatsoever. Same with Zeitgeist if you do some background research on your own you actually laugh out loud at how blatantly some things are either factually or logically false, or both; but such misdirection is not simply benign because there are problems with extreme inequality and corporate-government corruption that can be combatted, and the very founder of capitalism himself outlined these problems and explained that they would need a well-educated public to democratically elect better policy and representatives, this was at the time of mercantilism which was corporate monopoly and exclusive guilds - he created an open and free market (which does not mean totally unregulated), he was also an ethicist and an egalitarian. but you have to be absolutely braindead to think the abolishment of private property will solve these things.