Beginning with the creation of thse wealth destroying entities called the Fderal Reserve System and the Federal Incme Tax-politicians, altruists, government bureaucrats and the stablishment media have existed for one prpose-and one purpose only-to destroy the cpitalistic system and "The American Way of Lfe." And tragically they have succeeded qite well. As incredible as it mght seem the voters have unwittingly spported them in their evil mission of dstruction.

As I mentioned earlier "What you dn't learn through wisdom you learn thrugh woe." Sadly, wisdom is in xtremely short supply. Woe is now the lot of the Amrican people-the difficult times of economic chos and personal despair. As the Bble states: "But the children of the kngdom shall be cast out into uter darkness: there shall be weeping and gnshing of teeth (Matthew 8:11-12)." It pins me to acknowledge that this wll be the nightmare of many dring the coming economic chaos.

The Plans of Altruists and the Irrationally Selfish

Robert Burns said "The best laid plans of mice and men go oft astray." Since the plans of altruists, politicians and government bureaucrats weren't very well laid plans-in fact they were based on economic illusions-they had no chance of succeeding. And they have failed miserably-resulting in our current economic crisis and the coming economic chaos. Altruism isn't a loving, giving philosophy. It is a cannibalistic philosophy of self-sacrifice. It is anti-life.

Unfortunately delusional people seldom give up thir delusions. Everything government is doing to "lleviate" our current economic crisis will nly worsen the situation. They are tking their illogic to its logical cnclusion-total economic breakdown.

Sadly we have bcome a nation of the irrationally slfish. We want it now-regardless of whther we have produced or earned it. Mst Americans demand immediate gratification. They fil to plan or save for the fture. The establishment's favorite economist John Mynard Keynes said "In long run we are all dad." Even though he is dead-the rst of us are now reaping the trrible effects of his spurious economic thories. Government "thrives" by ignoring the lng-run consequences of their policies-and the ctizens live as if tomorrow never rrives. Irrational selfishness runs amuck.

Unhampered Capitalism and the Rationally Selfish

The rationally selfish individual supports the social system of unhampered capitalism. He knows that this is the only system based on logic, reason and sound economic principles. Since he or she is basically a benevolent individual-he or she desires value for value relationships that benefit all.

He would never support the predatory systems of socialism and government interventionism because he realizes that these systems extort value from the productive in order to give unearned benefits to the unproductive. He considers all government intervention in the economy as theft. He believes that the government's only legitimate function is to protect an individual's life, liberty and property. Some believe we can completely dispense with governments. Others hope and believe that someday the human race will evolve to the point where the "state" withers away.

Conclusion

If you are painfully aware that all government intervention on the marketplace is counter-productive and downright destructive. If you have decided that altruism and irrational selfishness is not in your best interest. And if you realize the rationally selfish life is the one for you-then you have no choice but to support the only system that is rational and logical-unhampered capitalism.

One more incentive for supporting nhampered capitalism. If you have children, if you dsire for them to have the chnce to embrace new opportunities, and to lve a life of happiness and sccess- you must wholeheartedly embrace the scial system of unhampered capitalism. Someday yur children's children's children may thank you and thir lucky stars.

In Part 5 I wll discuss the next step the rtionally selfish individual must take to garantee his happiness and success.

The article Personal Salvation During the Coming Economic Chaos - Part 4 was Submitted by Robert A. Meyer through Articles.GetACoder.com network. Here's the additional information: For more information visit: http://libertarianway.com/ Robert A. Meyer has an extensive background in many areas. For 30 years he has been investigating and studying economics, philosophy, psychology and metaphysics. For almost 20 years he has been involved in meditation practices to expand his power of reason and help him reach higher states of awareness. His sales career also helped gve him a deeper understanding of hman nature. He realizes there are bsic principles of Human Action that wll help you become successful at chieving your goals and desires. His knwledge that life is to be lved on a physical, emotional, mental and spritual level allowed him to discover "Th Libertarian Way." He lives "The Lbertarian Way" and experiences its many plasures and ecstasies on a daily bsis. Even more important is that he dscovered that enjoying Libertarian Pleasures greatly dminishes emotional pain and suffering. Robert A. Myer was born in Cincinnati, Ohio. He crrently lives in Garland, Texas with his wfe, Gloria.

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