Hi all,
I’m seeing a lot of hate for capitalism here, and I’m wondering why that is and what the rationale behind it is. I’m pretty pro-capitalism myself, so I want to see the logic on the other side of the fence.
If this isn’t the right forum for a political/economic discussion-- I’m happy to take this somewhere else.
Cheers!
Nah, that’s just capitalism getting into its final stages. You can slow it down by regulations, but you can’t stop it.
How do you know this? What capitalist society has fallen apart that you can point to as an example?
Why when there are breadlines, war, civil unrest, homelessness, unemployment etc. etc. in a capitalist country “That’s ok! It’s just part of the market cycles”…
But some of those things (ONLY SOME) happened in a “socialist” country and “That system can’t work! See, it falls apart!”?
I mean do you want to see a capitalist country falling apart? See the US in 1929? Germany in the 30s? The Chinese republic in the early 1900s? Somalia now? The UK is heading there… Also what about “shock therapy” in the former USSR in the 90s? That was a failure I’d say… And what about pretty much all countries facing extreme poverty and general destitution nowadays?
Bro show me a country where capitalism has succeeded?
That’s just a logical conclusion. Sometimes that’s enough. If you look at what capitalism does, it’s pretty obvious what must happen if it continues.