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I don't know where you live, but I would call US hyper capitalist. Overly privatized into the hands of the 1%. No health care. Everyday people mostly powerless
by jay_kyburz 6y ago
I don't know where you live, but I would call US hyper capitalist. Overly privatized into the hands of the 1%. No health care. Everyday people mostly powerless and government pandering to companies for political support.
My country is not much better.
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- dpoochieni 6y agoThat's not hyper-capitalistic, that's just fascist/pseudo-feudalist. Throughtout history everyday people have been pretty much powerless in any meaningful way, always, no exception except maybe for early USA history.
- Krisando 6y ago> Everyday people mostly powerless and government pandering to companies for political support. I lived in a post-socialist country, and trust me, just because it's post-socialist doesn't mean that the systems change to other things next day. It wasn't much different. There is a ruling class. Capitalism had nothing to do with it.