Capitalism is the elephant in the room, the economic (and cultural) system we have now.
Any change we want to do within this framework requires changing its rules. The real problem we have to face now is the perpetual growth model, which is a natural consequence of capitalism.
I don't know how and if we can fix this system to prevent perpetual growth without killing its essence. That's the real conversation we should do.
So don't act like someone is offending your religion.
It's not an elephant in the room if we're actively talking about it.
For someone who claims to want a conversation, you're doing a good job of insulting me repeatedly without actually discussing anything relevant to this post.
Any change we want to do within this framework requires changing its rules. The real problem we have to face now is the perpetual growth model, which is a natural consequence of capitalism.
I don't know how and if we can fix this system to prevent perpetual growth without killing its essence. That's the real conversation we should do.
So don't act like someone is offending your religion.