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First, we don't have a free market capitalism, so you don't know that. Second, you also don't know wether humanity and capitalism are at odds. I'de wager they
by Torwald 8y ago
First, we don't have a free market capitalism, so you don't know that.
Second, you also don't know wether humanity and capitalism are at odds. I'de wager they aren't.
- maxxxxx 8y agoThey are if there aren't checks and balances are in place.
- Torwald 8y agoNo, they aren't. A free market capitalism will always work for the greater good of humanity, except when it gets distorted by (inhuman) outside forces, like for example the state.
- ivraatiems 8y agoWhat evidence do you have that this claim is true? If your evidence is theoretical, what separates your argument from the argument "if true Communism were ever implemented, it would always work for the greater good of humanity"?
- maxxxxx 8y agoI believe the natural end of a totally free market will be a world where wealth and power is concentrated in only a few hands. It will be very similar to the middle ages. Just replace nobility with capitalists.