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Lootifer wrote:http://www.economicmobility.org/assets/pdfs/EMP_Across_Generations.pdf
http://www.americanprogress.org/issues/ ... alysis.pdf
http://www.economicmobility.org/assets/ ... Report.pdf
Bear in mind im a google researcher. Sorry if these aren't reputable, but after all, this is an internet argument, srs bznz.
radiojake wrote:jay_a2j wrote:Night Strike wrote:Hard to come to an agreement with people who want to destroy capitalism and replace it with socialism.
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Just so you know, not everyone who wants to change the structural flaws of capitalism wants to revert to socialism -
PLAYER57832 wrote:Too many of those who claim they don't believe global warming are really "end-timer" Christians.
jay_a2j wrote:radiojake wrote:jay_a2j wrote:Night Strike wrote:Hard to come to an agreement with people who want to destroy capitalism and replace it with socialism.
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Just so you know, not everyone who wants to change the structural flaws of capitalism wants to revert to socialism -
Just so you know, capitalism is not the problem. Things like big government, greed and liberalism are.
natty_dread wrote:Jay, why do you hate liberty so much?
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Lootifer wrote:Night Strike wrote:radiojake wrote:jay_a2j wrote:Night Strike wrote:Hard to come to an agreement with people who want to destroy capitalism and replace it with socialism.
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Just so you know, not everyone who wants to change the structural flaws of capitalism wants to revert to socialism -
Except the vast majority of the current structural flaws of capitalism are directly due to an ever-expanding government.
I don't think we've actually observed the structural flaws of capitalism outside of specific case studies. The flaws you speak of have nothing to do with the change in size of the government; but everything to do with the government making poor decisions.
Along with your free market, a smart government could also have prevented these "flaws" or mistakes.
Night Strike wrote:radiojake wrote:jay_a2j wrote:Night Strike wrote:Hard to come to an agreement with people who want to destroy capitalism and replace it with socialism.
QFT
Just so you know, not everyone who wants to change the structural flaws of capitalism wants to revert to socialism -
Except the vast majority of the current structural flaws of capitalism are directly due to an ever-expanding government.
Phatscotty wrote:"The lesson of all the ages is that a wrong, done to one man, is a wrong done to all men. No man can put a chain about the ankle of his fellow man without finding the other end fastened about his own neck." Frederick Douglass
BigBallinStalin wrote:Welcome back, radiojake. May the battle for free markets v. sustainability/consumerism begin.
BigBallinStalin wrote:Welcome back, radiojake. May the battle for free markets v. sustainability/consumerism begin.
radiojake wrote:BigBallinStalin wrote:Welcome back, radiojake. May the battle for free markets v. sustainability/consumerism begin.
Thank you-
I have a renewed vigor in debating this topic - -
Our culture will shop itself to its knees -
radiojake wrote:BigBallinStalin wrote:Welcome back, radiojake. May the battle for free markets v. sustainability/consumerism begin.
Thank you-
I have a renewed vigor in debating this topic - -
Our culture will shop itself to its knees -
Lootifer wrote:jay_a2j wrote:radiojake wrote:jay_a2j wrote:Night Strike wrote:Hard to come to an agreement with people who want to destroy capitalism and replace it with socialism.
QFT
Just so you know, not everyone who wants to change the structural flaws of capitalism wants to revert to socialism -
Just so you know, capitalism is not the problem. Things like big government, greed and liberalism are.
Tell me good sir, how exactly would capitalism work without greed?!
PLAYER57832 wrote:Too many of those who claim they don't believe global warming are really "end-timer" Christians.
jay_a2j wrote:On a side note: can someone please explain to me why a can of coffee used to be under $5 (just a few short years ago) and now it's over $9????????? Is there a sudden shortage in coffee beans I'm unaware of? Or is the the beginning of hyper-inflation brought on my massive government bailouts? I digress. Capitalism made this country what it is. Socialism is destroying it.
jay_a2j wrote:Companies can indeed be greedy, an unfortunate consequence of a free market human nature because free markets are composed of individuals, and do not exist independently as a person with human qualities.
Lootifer wrote:Er greed is the fundamental incentive base for the Free Market.
You can call it a different name to make it taste better for all I care, but if people don't want more (money/power/whatever) then there's no reason to compete and the model topples over...
PLAYER57832 wrote:Too many of those who claim they don't believe global warming are really "end-timer" Christians.
jay_a2j wrote:Lootifer wrote:Er greed is the fundamental incentive base for the Free Market.
You can call it a different name to make it taste better for all I care, but if people don't want more (money/power/whatever) then there's no reason to compete and the model topples over...
If you are selling cups of lemonade for $1 and then I move onto your street and stat selling it for .50 / cup guess who has to lower his prices or go out of business?
Lootifer wrote:*....must not condescend....*
*....arrrrghhhhh....*
*....deep breath....*
Ok, my question is then: Why would you move in and start selling lemonade?
PLAYER57832 wrote:Too many of those who claim they don't believe global warming are really "end-timer" Christians.
jay_a2j wrote:Lootifer wrote:*....must not condescend....*
*....arrrrghhhhh....*
*....deep breath....*
Ok, my question is then: Why would you move in and start selling lemonade?
Because I just got laid off, my car is about to be repossessed, my wife needs a kidney transplant, my house is going into foreclosure and my dog has fleas. So..... I need the money.
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