For capitalism?

They were third position

it was very much capitalism

Neither capitalist nor communist, it was a mix

you cannot mix, then it's a misunderstanding of definitions

Total state control of most industries, heavy regulations, etc

It wasn't free market capitalism

the state was very much involved in the german economy, not really capitalism

saying that the state has anything to do whether it's capitalism or not is incorrect

wrong

wanna define capitlism for me?

If a state forbids you to sell your ''degenerate'' art then it isn't a capitalistic system

It's heavily regulated capitalism I guess

''some lines and squares on a canvas? can't sell em in this country''

@Timo))) that's just a retarded state

states often are

yeah

The NS German economy worked pretty well

yeah

Pre-war at least

you can argue whether that could last or not, but at that time it worked pretty well afaik

also, where do people get taught that capitalism is the ability to freely trade stuff?

I don't think any prominent economist has said this

most do

It's a more pure, libertarian form of capitalism

Unrestricted capitalism

@Timo))) can you quote any?

Friedman

can you cite him?

I haven't read him

I recommend this debate highly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3N2sNnGwa4

please go

blocked

shit they noticed nobody was in the internatonal channel

also that video is very lon

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But yeah highly recommend that debate, or shorter videos on the sidebar if you don't have time

can you cite him though?

I'd highly argue against capitalism being viewed as the free market

He's said many times that the system we have now is not actually capitalism

you'd be wrong, sorry