You dont know what the term means

I’ve used the same definition width for both

Although it can refer to this

typically when viewing it in the context of the United States

Mixed economies are socialist and capitalism elements mixed in

it means

mixed between a command economy and a market economy

@Kazimir Malevich is North Korea a democratic republic

Not...all....socialists....want...a...command...economy <:brainlet:508484031625691156>

Most don't

Mixed is between a capitalist or socialist economy. Market forces mixed between interventionist policies

most do

Only a few don’t

Nope

Yes they do

Although that is an example of a mixed economy

it's not the only form

It **is** a mixed economy

Thats the only form you can get

There’s nothing else

@sɪᴅɪsɴᴏᴛʜᴇʀᴇ There are countless examples of North Korea going against the fictionary definition of "democratic". You go against the dictionary definitions of both "capitalism" and "socialism".

Your analogy is unfounded in reality.

What?

LOL

North Korea is clearly not democratic

The only reason why you're playing these childish games with definition is because your argument makes no sense without them. You argue disingenuously, simply because it's the only way you can even attempt to come across as reasonable.

No it’s because these definitions are correct

Also, appeal to definition is a fallacy for a reason

@Kazimir Malevich but there are many other analogies

Fallacy fallacy exists aswell @The Big Oof

Non argument.

Calling yourself something does not make your self such

All of which are most likely unbased in reality.

It is indeed a fallacy in your case, and I will explain how,

I really don’t care about fallacies, just that these definitions are true. A mixed economy is a mix between socialist intervention and capitalist market forces

You are attempting to use the definition's broadest meaning possible to defend the strictest meaning possible of capitalism.

This is a fallacy, and this is why it's a fallacy. This is disingenuous arguing @sɪᴅɪsɴᴏᴛʜᴇʀᴇ

Capitalism is the free market , socialism is the state of worker ownership

I am a man. Is some twerp came to me and said "My definition of a man is somebody who has six legs" I will laugh at him, since said definition is only held by a minority opinion.

`I really don’t care about fallacies`

Your sentence didn’t make any sense @The Big Oof

Read again