> completely disagree with you and capitalism is an immoral system of economy. As I said I stand between an Ayn Rand type of system and and a socialist system

> completely disagree with you and capitalism is an immoral system of economy. As I said I stand between an Ayn Rand type of system and and a socialist system. So while I think Capitalism is definitely the better options, I don't deny it's failings. > It might have been a necessary transition but as it stands right now it's ruining the world bit by bit. There are obviously areas it can be improved, however as it stands there are a lot more benefits than problems. > It's also still theft no matter what system of economy you believe in. > If someone is taking the compensation of the value you're adding to the economy, that's theft. If people are compensated for their work then it isn't theft, when you agree to sell X (you effort) for Y (money), especially where Y is not capped in too many ways then it is not theft. Remember person isn't adding the entire value to the economy, the company is, the product is. And it is fine if you disagree.