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Potentially, option 2 could result in greater purchasing power for people who are competing with the 1% for resources. For example, if someone wants to buy pro
by harimau777 7y ago
Potentially, option 2 could result in greater purchasing power for people who are competing with the 1% for resources. For example, if someone wants to buy property in a location where it is being bought up by the 1%.
Is there a viable and realistic non-socialist strategy being proposed for helping in those sorts of situations?
- krapp 7y ago>Is there a viable and realistic non-socialist strategy being proposed for helping in those sorts of situations? No. The capitalist solution is to become rich enough to participate in the market, or else be denied that opportunity. Equality of opportunity and access to resources beyond what the control of capital can provide is an inherently socialist concept.
- jlokier 7y agoEquality of opportunity to become rich and/or acquire lots of control is certainly not an inherently socialist concept. Arguably, it's not even allowed in true socialism.