Communism

[assari]

In the capitalist society you go out and get your own boat.

Capitalist society is more or less a loan of money society.

 

[bobjustbob]

Capitalist society is more or less a loan of money society.

There's nothing wrong with borrowing money as long as you can pay it back. Some will not ask for the money back in exchange for a share in the risk of the business. If someone has a great idea and no funding they are not at a disadvantage. There is no shortage of people willing to risk their money to make this kind partnership. Everything is negotiable and the money people know that if they ask too much in exchange for their money, the idea may be sold to another.

 

[georges]

I do not think that anyone involved in the discussion is a communist.

no, you are wrong as usual

 

[assari]

no, you are wrong as usual

Ah, I did not know that you are a communist.

 

[vodkazvictim]

By all practices communists they want to limit growth, and are clearly against the individual. If the collective can't grow then they don't want anyone else to grow. Oh, wait. The will allow the individual to grow as long as the others that do nothing whatsoever related to the growth get their cut. They seriously believe that the fry boy at the local bbq deserves to get a piece of Microsoft money. They also believe that the same fry boy should get a cut of the bbq that's doing more business than the one he is working at. My brother and neighbor make more money than me. They will help me with tough times. They are not obligated to support my lifestyle as the communist model suggests.

It's a limitless greed thing on the part of the masses in communism. I buy a house and everyone deserves a house. I buy a new car and everyone deserves a new car. I buy a boat and everyone deserves a boat. With communism you have to wait for someone to give you a boat. In the capitalist society you go out and get your own boat.

:yawn:
capitalism makes pandas cry.

Ah, I did not know that you are a communist.

georges is one of those Socialist scum who never work and merely rely on handouts, don't pay him any attention.

 

[vodkazvictim]

Bleh
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[bobjustbob]

Bleh
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Come on Vodka, don't get all Sam Fisher on us.

 

[vodkazvictim]

Come on Vodka, don't get all Sam Fisher on us.

You're mistaken; Sam got all Vodka on you.
Those weren't meant as deep political sentiment btw, just light political sentiment and dog testicles.
Mmmm. I love dog testicles.

 

[arknd]

I haven't read through all 6 pages of this, but has anyone suggested a hybrid economy like china? Where some aspects of like (like banks) are governent controlled and other parts are left to run in a free, capitalist market?

 

[vodkazvictim]

I haven't read through all 6 pages of this, but has anyone suggested a hybrid economy like china? Where some aspects of like (like banks) are governent controlled and other parts are left to run in a free, capitalist market?

The issue is that it will eventually deteriorate into the feudal capitalism we have now.

 

[Will E Worm]

I haven't read through all 6 pages of this, but has anyone suggested a hybrid economy like china? Where some aspects of like (like banks) are governent controlled and other parts are left to run in a free, capitalist market?

No, just no.

 

[Straight Shooter]

I haven't read through all 6 pages of this, but has anyone suggested a hybrid economy like china? Where some aspects of like (like banks) are governent controlled and other parts are left to run in a free, capitalist market?

Good point. China's economic system would be described as state capitalism.