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GuyFromSingapore
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- Has there ever been anyone in the whole of history who woke up in the morning and decided "I'm going to work for free for everyone to serve them in order to improve the quality of their lives"?
And yet Communist theory says "workers shouldn't work hard for less pay while owners get all the profit" i.e. "why am I doing something for free?" the same sentiment as Capitalism
- why are people forced into labour in Communist countries? Is not the rationale "be productive, don't be unproductive"? The very same thing as Capitalism?
There are exceptions/paradoxes to Capitalism such as
"government subsidized education system to improve IQ of citizens that would contribute directly to economic growth and innovation"
- suppose there's a degree that pays very highly that has no use to human advancement (*cough* business management *cough*) vs a degree that catapults humans to the next frontier and civilization type (that is Physics)
Here's where Capitalism fails, but that is just Capitalism applied wrongly not the inherent failure of Capitalism itself
- freehandouts, that's parasitism, living off others while they suffer
Socialism will breed laziness
Investment and shareholding is the same thing BUT with profits, "I give you some money for you to finance your business in turn for you to give me some of your rewards for helping you out" but is he really helping anyone out? He's helping him in short term so that he can profit in long term.
Would one market type guy help another market type guy out when he is his competitor? Like a chef sharing his secret recipe with another chef?
- free bank loans? If banks gave out free bank loans won't that increase businesses?
And yet Communist theory says "workers shouldn't work hard for less pay while owners get all the profit" i.e. "why am I doing something for free?" the same sentiment as Capitalism
- why are people forced into labour in Communist countries? Is not the rationale "be productive, don't be unproductive"? The very same thing as Capitalism?
There are exceptions/paradoxes to Capitalism such as
"government subsidized education system to improve IQ of citizens that would contribute directly to economic growth and innovation"
- suppose there's a degree that pays very highly that has no use to human advancement (*cough* business management *cough*) vs a degree that catapults humans to the next frontier and civilization type (that is Physics)
Here's where Capitalism fails, but that is just Capitalism applied wrongly not the inherent failure of Capitalism itself
- freehandouts, that's parasitism, living off others while they suffer
Socialism will breed laziness
Investment and shareholding is the same thing BUT with profits, "I give you some money for you to finance your business in turn for you to give me some of your rewards for helping you out" but is he really helping anyone out? He's helping him in short term so that he can profit in long term.
Would one market type guy help another market type guy out when he is his competitor? Like a chef sharing his secret recipe with another chef?
- free bank loans? If banks gave out free bank loans won't that increase businesses?