It was shitty people trying to gain profit off of children to be pretty realistic

but what was their motive?

Profit

Like I said

and is the profit motive capitalist?

How is it different now?

No a good economy is the capitalist motive

Oh more regulation

>the profit motive isn't part of capitalism

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So not giving much labor to children and instead giving them more skills at school to be able to get more jobs

It's part of capitalism but its not its motive

Its motive is a good economy or else profit wouldnt happen

You can't get paid if nobody has money to pay you with it.

Common sense.

so let's take a look at bangladesh

no government regulations

@Mr. E#2794 who builds the tanks? the bombs? the guns? the drones? who slurps up the oil and the platinum? who force themselves into international markets following US-backed coups? who swerves policy into wars for their benefit?

Why?

free markets

and the factories collapse all the time even though everyone knows that they're dangerous

@Whenthingsaren'trightgoleft#8084 the US.

W E W

Doubt they have no government regulations

they really do

So ancap?

Mr E gone disabled mode

basically

it's more minarchist or libertarian

and it has private utilities

You're one to talk buy.

>let's put a band aid on a gaping wound instead of doing surgery to fix it

-Mr.E

Based on their land and location I doubt it has much resources

When did I say that?

Im not for communism.

Or socialism.

Heavily-regulated capitalism defeats the whole point of capitalism

The cost of complying with regulations makes it harder for new start-up businesses to break into industries dominated by large incumbents.

bangladesh is very productive
they manufacture a lot of things

This is why big buisnesses support more regulation