Book Description

Engineering science propels this fresh look at capitalism vs. socialism. Jones explains this fresh look as, "The path to wisdom is paved with reality," and he ruthlessly follows reality wherever it leads. Reality is sometimes ugly and unpleasant, which is why socialism must so often hide its own reality, as it delivers only misery and horror. Capitalism succeeds, and without apology.Complex socialist theories continue seducing the unwary, as with Critical Race Theory claims of White Privilege and Institutional Racism and with imagined Campus Rape Culture, Transgender Bias, and Catastrophic Climate Change. Examining the reality of these socialist political ploys and applying unwavering logic destroys them.Socialism claims to be a political "science," but Jones' application of engineering principles shows it to be an intellectual vacuum. The reality of the Soviet Union, Communist China, Venezuela, and Nazi Germany show socialism is merely an excuse that allows an elite to hold absolute power. The equivalence of socialism and fascism is shown by their words and, amusingly, in the identical, so-called art of the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany. While Socialists ignore reality, they maintain their beliefs with religious fervor. Jones shows how their quasi-religious belief in man-made climate change mimics the Apostles Paul's early preaching, as he warned early Christians of the end of the world. That explains why Socialists treat as heretics anyone who raises questions about their end-of-the-world preaching.Jones explains how intertwined individual freedom and capitalism have driven much of human creativity throughout history. Whether Renaissance artists like da Vinci and Michelangelo creating art or today's engineers creating technology, the desire to enjoy the monetary and psychic benefits of personal, creative work improves society. We see how socialist societies - and Muslim nations - demand conformity and destroy individual creativity and enterprise, condemning themselves to backwardness and poverty.