The efforts to inflame a civil war possibly trying to conceal the need for another revolution?

The difference between capitalism and a market economy is that markets need money to circulate, while Capitalism presumes it should be extracted and stored. Requiring ever more to be added and ever more metastatic methods of storing what has been extracted.

Since money largely functions as a contract, with the asset backed by a debt, our religious accumulation of money has to be backed by an economy of debt.

For one thing, this means austerity is necessary, as the less money flowing through the general economy, the more it has to rely on borrowing to function. Which creates a centripetal effect, as the assets are pulled to the center, while the debts are pushed to the edges. This is like the heart telling the hands and feet they don't need so much blood and should work harder for what they do get.

The other primary method is having the government as debtor of last resort. The capital markets could not function, without the government siphoning up trillions in surpluse investment money. We have endless, strategically inept wars and no one is court marshalled, because their true function is to spend the money, so more can be borrowed.

The secret sauce of capitalism is that public debt backs private wealth.

The fact is there isn't sufficient invesment potential to save what we feel necessary, but we do save for many of the same reasons, so eventually the concept of the public commons will have to be resurrected. Stronger communities and healthier environments as stores of value and not just resources to be mined.

Government was private once, but as monarchs lost sight of the function they served to society, in order to be served by it, they were usurped.

Banking is now having its, "Let them eat cake." moment.