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Neither. Capitalism is an economic system, not a moral one. Its competitor, socialism, is an immoral economic system because of the vast poverty that it creates.
That does not explain the fact that G movies make more dough than R ones. Look at all the hype last year about the gay cowboy movie. It appears that the agenda is ahead of money.We don't live in a homogenous society. The entertainment industry sells whatever to whomever and the only thing they care about it money. Pushing an agenda is way down on the list.
Euro-socialist? LOL! Damn, you get the prize for most vapid poster.
You measure the success of economic systems by "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness?"
Funny, normal people measure the success of an economic system by examining the financial sucess of the people who are party to the system.
Good luck with the life, liberty thing.... kinda difficult to buy that new car with 'em... but whatever.
1. You should know by now that If I didn't say it, that means that I didn't say it. That's about as clear as I can make it.Huh? Capitalism isn't a moral system, but i's moral? I know you didn't exactly say that, so you'll need to clear that up. Now, on to Socialism. Socialism is an economic system that is immoral? Now I know you did say that, because i can see it.
So that leads me to my next question, who creates the systems and their infrastructures, man? Is it the system or the man running the system keeping everyone down?
Mmmkay.1. You should know by now that If I didn't say it, that means that I didn't say it. That's about as clear as I can make it.
Link. And don't refer me to Adam Smith. I want to see the math, showing how it works better. You know, scientific evidence.2. The capitalist system is not created by anyone, as it is the natural order of things.
The government created capitalism, or implemented certain controls that benefit the supposed natural order of things?Oh, I suppose you could say that the goverment created it,
with the standards of money and such, but all that does is make it run better.
I don't agree that "everyone is down", as per capita income and quality of life are much better here than in and country that outright rejects capitalism.
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Link. And don't refer me to Adam Smith. I want to see the math, showing how it works better. You know, scientific evidence.
The government created capitalism, or implemented certain controls that benefit the supposed natural order of things?
Were their systems better before? Or are they just a little behind with regard to natural cultural process and changes pertaining to political and economic systems.
1. No link, as I have no need to convince you of the obvious (no offense meant). Man has been trading since he lived in caves, and capitalism is simple free trade.
2. Standards of money and measurement make capitalism run better, more fair.
3. Look at any purely socialist country and compare with any purely capitalist country.
Come on sweet cheeks! Show me some depth!
Who's Kay?
I did. But never you mind. All you need to think about is birthing those babies and passing that central vac over the carpet. Keeping dinner on the table every night for your man never hurt none either. I bet you have that taken care of too, don't cha?
Short for OK.
Pushing buttons, mainly.:dev1:
Listen Kay, I can bring home the bacon, cook it up in a pan, and never let you forget......:guitar1:
I suppose it ain't. Ever bin' to a hog killin'?
What lodge? You think we're country club Republicans? We do 'em out back. Use a 357. Plug 'em, hang 'em, slit 'em, bleed 'em and gut 'em. Use the pick up to raise 'em on a tree branch.Well. Maybe if you're a good little wifey, 'hubby' will give you permission to attend one at the local lodge. Keep your fingers crossed, you never know.
