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Free Market Capitalism is Still the Best Path to Prosperity


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No.  Nothing is forced.  But, yeah, it is a commune run by the government.

 

Capitalism has changed the world for the better.  Yet, even after American Capitalism defeated Russian Socialism back in the Cold War, we have more recently born Americans being taught in our Universities that socialism is The Path to happiness. (Seems our young people and older Democratic leaders have no memory or ability to check history.)

 

So, while I find it embarrassing to use a socialist model to solve the problem of laziness or stupidity in those of us that just can't seem to cope, at least it is only for that corner of society that needs the rest of society to survive.  The rest of us can use the benefits of capitalism to increase the world's production of goods and services, without the malcontents slowing everything down.

Spot on and 100% correct. Thanks for checking Branch!

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You left out one key point. Corruption.

 

In any system, power = corruption. You are basing your premise that the government in control will not be corrupt. That’s fantasy land. History has shown that repeatedly.

Incorrect! Socialism vs Capitalism is not based on corruption. They are two completely systems. So you don't trust either party and choose to be ignorant. Is this by default be to neutral? You are a teacher and can't say the mass corruption in our public school system.

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Capitalism may bring material prosperity but it also makes servants of the working class. The business owner is the master and the employee is his/her servant. It's an unequal relationship where one side has power over the other. This power often leads to abuse and threats of termination. Keep you're mouth shut and do what you're told or you're fired.

 

Socialism is superior to capitalism because it's more fair and equal for the worker. In state owned busiiness the master and servant relationship is eliminated. It's a more level playing field for all.

 

Fainess and Equality > material prosperity

 

The end of the master and servant relationship is near. The basic human desire to be treated fairly and equally will win out in the end. .

:gun :gun 

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Everyone is going to make $80,000. If you have more than $80,000, you are toast.

Too low. Make it minimum 50k, house, medical, college, food, cars, and 2 vacation. Make it paid for by taking 90% of everything over 250k. Hierarchy established between 50 and 250k. Enact corporal punishment. only allow 1 month employment before government appoints you job. Govt runs all.

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Too low. Make it minimum 50k, house, medical, college, food, cars, and 2 vacation. Make it paid for by taking 90% of everything over 250k. Hierarchy established between 50 and 250k. Enact corporal punishment. only allow 1 month employment before government appoints you job. Govt runs all.

Downsouth is a leftist. The real estate racket is tough. He's ready for a change.

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I was listening to Ana Kasparian Podcast earlier. Think it was from a couple of weeks ago, but she's one on the left that I appreciate. And explained the difference between Democratic Socialism and Social Democrats, to which I say Social Dems are fine. 

 

It's just when they go too far is when we have issues. But we're obv gonna always be capitalism with some govt programs mixed in. 

 

Just need to find the balance that works for all and not all this corporate welfare bs---as that's not entirely free market and folks on the right know that. 

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I managed to find a 13 minute bit with Billy Kingston that a few of you will learn from. He discusses "creating money from nothing" and quantitative easing. And the certainty that it will all end.

I hope this is helfpul to those who have copped on to what I say about there being a very significant difference between capitalism and free enterprise. Capitalism is the ability to create money from nothing.

Billy was one of our profs for about three courses in 91-92. He is credited with first describing a Theory of Market Power, that is, how extraordinary profits can be gained.

 

Yer one goes on a bit at the beginning, but Billy starts up after about 3 minutes. After he finds his notes and his glasses. 

 

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I managed to find a 13 minute bit with Billy Kingston that a few of you will learn from. He discusses "creating money from nothing" and quantitative easing. And the certainty that it will all end.

 

I hope this is helfpul to those who have copped on to what I say about there being a very significant difference between capitalism and free enterprise. Capitalism is the ability to create money from nothing.

 

Billy was one of our profs for about three courses in 91-92. He is credited with first describing a Theory of Market Power, that is, how extraordinary profits can be gained.

 

Yer one goes on a bit at the beginning, but Billy starts up after about 3 minutes. After he finds his notes and his glasses. 

 

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All money is created from nothing. The problem with capitalism is it is fueled by debt and all debt becomes unpayable. In 2008, all debt became unpayable so they printed money and solved the problem. The bigger problem is who got the money and who didn't and that is where socialism steps in.

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