lol how is that even possible

capitalism is free market

capitalist is a slur for free market

basically it's the belief that through the free market we can achieve communism iirc

like it's not inherently communist beliefs but rather it sets communism as the end goal

https://c4ss.org/content/12561

@Darman this explains it well

communism achieved through private corporations

👏👏👏👏👏

perhaps 😳

that goes against communism tho

this proves how mentally illed this dude is

you cant be a capitalist and communist

people these days

look i'm not too good at explaining it

GG @quinnn, you just advanced to level 1!

but the paper i linked explains it well

ya because you are mental

o k

*but the paper I linked explains it all*

yes 😎

communism in general will never work

classless society is impossible

*you don't know but the paper explains it all*

wage gap non existent

ok so basically the idea is that it's through the unrestricted free market that we can obtain what could be referred to as a "socialist" utopia

like there's no restrictions - no copyrights or any state to hold up corporations

we're fine as a capitalist country

mutualism is anarchy imagined as a series of relationships where no party has power over another

so you could argue that it's not entirely socialist or communist but oh well

anarchy is ridiculous

*but oh well*

a world with no government

it is ridiculous

there has never been a successful anarchist state

oh those

are ancoms

lmao based

"The natural effect of unfettered market competition is socialism. For a short time the innovator receives a large profit, as a reward for being first to the market. Then, as competitors adopt the innovation, competition drives these profits down to zero and the price gravitates toward the new, lower cost of production made possible by this innovation (that price including, of course, the cost of the producer’s maintenance and the amortization of her capital outlays). So in a free market, the cost savings in labor required to produce any given commodity would quickly be socialized in the form of reduced labor cost to purchase it.

Only when the state enforces artificial scarcities, artificial property rights, and barriers to competition, is it possible for a capitalist to appropriate some part of the cost savings as a permanent rent. The capitalist, under these conditions, is enabled to engage in monopoly pricing. That is, rather than being forced by competition to price her goods at the actual cost of production (including her own livelihood), she can target the price to the consumer’s ability to pay."