"Cracking down on" private industry means you have it, and you aren't socialist

I sincerely doubt that it’s failed

we should have a poll which is just 'Is Canada a good place?'

It went unnoticed yes

@Outboarduniform >what is the great depression

>what is the gilded age

it was small family businesses as far as i remember

Great Depression wasn’t the failure of capitalism, as you could notice we recovered @Mord

Same with gilded age

The great memetic

@Outboarduniform are you saying the great depression wasn't a failure

@NormieCamo temporary crash of the stock market, it didn’t totally collapse like in Weimar Germany’s case

https://youtu.be/jjPQ_jVlEnQ

theyre recognizing it and fixing it- thats the whole reason they did recognize it as existing in the constitution

Capitalism hasn’t failed in America yet

@Outboarduniform that does not mean it isnt a failure

Great Depression was like any other economic cycle

It’s ups and downs

A terrible down though

^^

like wartime tactics, the 'best' economic system changes based on the environment surrounding a nation

Great nigga

Terrible down indeed

No

It was followed by a great up to compensate

That’s the market mord

Also we only recovered thanks to the state heavily interfering with the glorious, perfect free market

political/resource/technological environment

What’s your thought behind it then

Capitalism has not *coollapsed" but it has failed.

Laissez faire is retarded we all know this

<:npc:500426131493617684> Free Market Good

@Mord of course

Well

Fuck l hate typing on a phone

How can something fail but not collapse

But that doesn’t mean that our market isn’t relatively without regulation

Laissez faire is autism

Our industries are not nationalized

Our exports and imports are not managed by the state

(((Laissez Faire)))