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Capitalism unfettered by what? Capitalism, in pure form, is a political system (this is not a typo - I did not mean to write "economic") in which a strong cent
by maxharris 11y ago
Capitalism unfettered by what?
Capitalism, in pure form, is a political system (this is not a typo - I did not mean to write "economic") in which a strong central government protects the individual rights of each of its citizens (mainly by going after people who murder, theft, fraud). A capitalist government does not regulate industry.
Despite what you say above, what we have today is not capitalism. In healthcare in the US today, it's 80% state control, 20% private (if not 90/10).
I'm not going to comment on the rest of what you've written because the above is a more fundamental point, and we clearly don't agree on it.