That will grow in the long run like it did in this country.Originally Posted by doheochai
That will grow in the long run like it did in this country.Originally Posted by doheochai
I'm free to holiday there. Cuban's, however, aren't free to holiday here.
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There you go - assuming I support the regime in CubaOriginally Posted by The Collective.
It hasn't for the last 50 yearsOriginally Posted by FutureTaoiseach
What, in places like Ethiopia?Originally Posted by doheochai
So, when I've devised a product, and decide to try and sell it, and employ people to do so - in exactly what way am I "exploiting the majority"?Originally Posted by doheochai
Never let the best be the enemy of the good.
Overcrowding in hospitals should be solved by building more public hospitals not by shutting them down. The building of private hospitals has/will not do anything to reduce overcrowding.Originally Posted by FutureTaoiseach
The wheels turn much faster in the private sector for two reasons (1) the private sector can bribe people to get stuff done and (2) The EU has developed idiotic regulations about tendering everything down to the smallest paperclip out to the private sector.
And again you are assuming that I support the former stalinist regimes of Eastern Europe.
ibis, you had the temerity to have an idea which employed people. That's a cardinal sin for commies.
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The only way you can make a profit is by (1) not paying the workers you employ the value of their labour and (2) charging customers more than the value of the product.Originally Posted by ibis
What a tosser... Marie Antoinette would be proud.Originally Posted by FutureTaoiseach
I was going to ignore this thread seeingas it was deliberately started by a known troll to stir ************************, but when idiots like FT say 'Time' will cure all the ills of the world I couldn't let that go.
Capitalism has copperfastened poverty in the 3rd world, it will never ever ever cure it. Capitalism is about exploitation, the accumalation of wealth and profit. Inequality is necessary to sustain this. The amount of profit to be made on a global scale is 'finite' as in one big pie as are global resources, the west through capitalism takes by far the biggest slice, leaving over 3 billion people to starve and live in squalor.
Socialism is not a failed ideology because it has never been implemented in its truest form in any country
Veni, vidi, arrivederci
Ask them what country they'd like to move to. America or North Korea? You can criticise Capitalism as much as you want and I'll agree with you on a lot of it. But Socialism is no solution to anything. Abolishing the market system to solve poverty is like abolishing boats to prevent floods, counter-productive and utterly beside the point.Originally Posted by doheochai