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(INT. Patrick Sweeney, the student, is seen with his high school diploma and Zach Hands, a representative from Princeton, is in front of him)

PRINCETON REP (ZH) (Has a thick voice) Congratulations Patrick Sweeney, you have a heck of a SAT and PSAT score, and you even have a perfect score in pre-PSAT! In Princeton, we are always welcome to take brilliant peasants like you; the door of the school is open for you now!

STUDENT (PS) Hooray! Thank you Jebus! (Tries to shake Princetonrep’s hand)

PRINCETON REP (ZH) (Takes his hand back) Uh-uh! Before you’re going to be able to shake my hand, you have to pay the annual tuition of $37,000! Now, that’s economy-sensitive

STUDENT (PS) $37,000 a year? Don’t you guys have merit-based scholarships?

PRINCETON REP (ZH) Let's see... (Looks at student's transcript) ooh, what is this? Oh, it seems that you placed SECOND in the state spelling bee when you were 12 and you were just a backup player for the school sumo team. Sorry but looks like it’s either those $37,000 or you’re going to be a fertilizer salesman just like how my son ended up as.

STUDENT (PS) But--

PRINCETON REP (ZH) Hey, if you don't like it, defect into Cuba. I'm sure Che Guevara's shrine needs another human sacrifice. However you could take out a student loan, and pay it once you graduate.

(They both freeze at that position; Michael Lawrence walks in with a remote control)

ML Poor Pat, if only he had enough money, he'd be able to get into Harvard and wouldn't have to get the fake doctoral degrees that they make for you in Chicago surburban streets. But there is also hope for Pat: he can earn money with his ability to pay off the Princeton tuitions. He could flip burgers at Denny's, he could be a janitor for Peter Angelos's private bathroom, or he could be very lucky and find a thousand dollar bill in the middle of the street!

In a Cafe: Big Shot Businessman (Michael Lawrence): Wow this restaurant has really great prices!

Better Big Shot Businessman (Zach Hands): Yeah, this is much better than Thailand, which I visited last week. They would wheelbarrow money just to buy a loaf of bread! There is no free market, there is no free anything. In our system we have many freedoms, but at the same time we have guidelines to keep us in order. American capitalism has given us the cheapest prices on anything is the world, and we can control our own money.

Waiter (Patrick Sweeney): Are you kidding me, I can barely make ends meet?!

ZH: Yes, but there will be many opportunities in your future, if you handle it correctly.

ML: Yes, and if the gov't stays the way it is and doesn't become Socialist, you should be fine then everyone still has equal opportunity.

PS: OOOOOOHHHHHHHH.

In WalMart:

(In midst of big crowd)

SMK: So, with capitalism and good amount of clams (shows some money), we can buy whatever we want of our freedom... but how did it start out? (Walks to DVD/CD/Video Games section) Ironically, the capitalism was observed by the father of socialism, Karl Marx, who ardently studied the social system, pointed out that the commercial capitalism began with Europe's trade with Americas, East Indies, and China.

(CUT SCENE to one of the food sections)

under capitalism there are benefits of freedom, however enough control to keep things stabilized. The free economic market allows everyone to contribute in the economy, and there are all levels of economic standards. It is also based on a social system that is based on the recognition [|individual rights], including property rights, in which all property is privately owned, and there is no oppression to those freedoms. Under capitalism the [|state] is separated from economics (production and [|trade] ), just like the state is separated from [|religion]. Capitalism is the system of of laissez faire. It is the system of political [|freedom].

On history of capitalism:

There is no significant 'starting point' to capitalism, but Karl Marx points out that the system started around 16th and 17th century with active trades and spreading of capital with discoveries, colonization and settling of America; as the time went with the growth of trades with East Indies and China, the commercial capitalism formed its shape. People who went rich by the actions became 'capitalist class' or bourgeoisie.

As the time went on, two types of producer emerged from the beginning; the revolutionary merchant who's production mode is in opposition to the craft guilds and agrarian economy, and the transitional merchant, who continued to maintain direct possession of production through bringing independent craftsmen under his control, but not disenfranchising them from the means of production.

LINKS [|http://www.wsu.edu/~dee/GLOSSARY/CAPITAL.HTM]

http://www.capitalism.org/

http://www.victorianweb.org/history/workers2.html -> life of industrial workers http://www.victorianweb.org/history/Capitalism.html -> few note on Capitalism.... http://okusi.net/garydean/works/Origins.html -> origins of capitalism en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capitalism -> wikipedia zach hands... zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands... zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands  zach hands... zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands  zach hands... zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands  zach hands. . zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands... zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands  zach hands... zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands  zach hands... zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach zach hands... zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands... zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands  zach hands... zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands  zach hands... zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands  zach hands. . zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands... zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands  zach hands... zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands  zach hands... zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach hands zach

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