what a rhetoric! are you bad? decide for yourself. depending how you define badness you could quickly come the conclusion that everybody is bad (guilty) who has to go out there to earn a living under the current capitalist conditions. are 5 billion people nothing but bad? maybe its more about how you stand up to things and how you make your decitions on a day to day basis. are you telling the executive who is threatening to sack you(no proper contracts anyway, UK recession blues... ha ha) that he is a capitalist cunt and go out into the world determined to make things better - not only for yourself but for other people, too, or are you just shutting up, hiding away, be scared and worried because you have no clue how to look after your family and you feel so bloody small and insignificant anyway? eh, there are many many people out there with similar questions in mind.. go out and find them and you might find an answer. :)

Where you are going wrong as a capitalist is by exploiting other human beings... namely not rewarding them fairly for their work and also preventing their partcipation in a democaratic decision making process regarding company policy and direction.

Not difficult to understand now is it?

If you want to make a difference, then at least profis share 100% dispense with "managers" and replace them with a democracy.

Watch your productivity improve when all the shirkers are ousted and the keen people that are left realise there is logical link between thier income and their productivity and quality of work.

On the other hand, if you are just hear to be facetious, then don't bother, just nip up the local British Legion and slag us off to your boozy mates!

;-)

The CNT in Barcelona during the civil war/revolution actually left small businesses with 50 staff or less alone provided the management had a good record.

Really? But they're still capitalists, however small - they still employ others, expoit them and have the power to hire and fire. I suppose these small companies would have dissapeared fairly quickly though - no one would have wanted to work for them after a while. But then the Spanish Revolution failed, so there wasn't a chance to see what happened.