Message from @sɪᴅɪsɴᴏᴛʜᴇʀᴇ

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2018-12-08 20:21:50 UTC  

@Deleted User yes it does

2018-12-08 20:21:55 UTC  

it allocates resources in the best way

2018-12-08 20:22:02 UTC  

Planned economies don't and will never work

2018-12-08 20:22:09 UTC  

Plus capitalists destroyed tribalism, a system that perfectly worked for 700 years

2018-12-08 20:22:19 UTC  

hmh ok

2018-12-08 20:22:20 UTC  

no thans

2018-12-08 20:22:20 UTC  

Even more than that actually.

2018-12-08 20:22:24 UTC  

The heart of capitalism = pool resources into fewer and fewer hands until their is master and slave, but by different names

2018-12-08 20:22:25 UTC  

I rather not live in a tribe

2018-12-08 20:22:25 UTC  

LOL

2018-12-08 20:22:30 UTC  

"The heart of capitalism = pool resources into fewer and fewer hands until their is master and slave, but by different names
"

2018-12-08 20:22:31 UTC  

And nope

2018-12-08 20:22:38 UTC  

since the most prosperous nations are the most free market

2018-12-08 20:23:15 UTC  

it's happening now, Jeff bezos is super rich while his workers get tax payer assistance, you love it?

2018-12-08 20:23:29 UTC  

Amazon just realised their 15$ dollar min wage

2018-12-08 20:23:30 UTC  

for everyone

2018-12-08 20:23:33 UTC  

thanks to the tax cuts

2018-12-08 20:23:35 UTC  

and dereg

2018-12-08 20:23:52 UTC  

but that is one example and again

2018-12-08 20:24:05 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/441728840025374731/521059414564667435/Screen_Shot_2018-12-03_at_19.31.56.png

2018-12-08 20:24:08 UTC  

this is the case

2018-12-08 20:24:13 UTC  

they pay their workers a $15 minimum wage according to you but most of their workers are "independent contractors" to get around it lol

2018-12-08 20:25:25 UTC  

😳

2018-12-08 20:25:34 UTC  

Your "muh state intervention argument" is finna be debunked

2018-12-08 20:25:47 UTC  

really

2018-12-08 20:25:48 UTC  

why?

2018-12-08 20:25:49 UTC  

and how

2018-12-08 20:26:02 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/441728840025374731/521059907470884864/3ad9d4a09f146944bd25636bd69147b101c2aff8f704cf8d253142d602ac8724.jpg

2018-12-08 20:26:16 UTC  

too small

2018-12-08 20:26:26 UTC  

"open original"....

2018-12-08 20:26:28 UTC  

What is it showing anyways

2018-12-08 20:26:56 UTC  

The USA is not capitalist according to Side, despite being perhaps the most capitalist nation ever

2018-12-08 20:27:08 UTC  

No

2018-12-08 20:27:08 UTC  

lol

2018-12-08 20:27:10 UTC  

literally

2018-12-08 20:27:14 UTC  

it ranks 18 on economic freedom

2018-12-08 20:27:17 UTC  

“Thus the market in the capitalist economy is the process regulating production and consumption. It is the nerve-center of the capitalist system. Through it the orders of the consumers are transmitted to the producers, and the smooth functioning of the economic system is secured thereby. The market prices establish themselves at the level which equates demand and supply. When, other things being equal, more goods are brought to the market, prices fall; when, other things being equal, demand increases, prices rise.

One thing more must be noted. If within a society based on private ownership of the means of production some of these means are publicly owned and operated, this still does not make for a mixed system which would combine socialism and private property. As long as only certain individual enterprises are publicly owned, the remaining being privately owned, the characteristics of the market economy which determine economic activity remain essentially unimpaired. The publicly owned enterprises, too, as buyers of raw materials, semi-finished goods, and labor, and as sellers of goods and services, must fit into the mechanism of the market economy; they are subject to the same laws of the market. In order to maintain their position they, too, have to strive after profits or at least to avoid losses.” (Mises 1998: 5)

2018-12-08 20:27:43 UTC  

Try actually reading from your god next time kid

2018-12-08 20:28:05 UTC  

What is this debunking exactly?

2018-12-08 20:28:18 UTC  

"Thus the market in the capitalist economy is the process regulating production and consumption. It is the nerve-center of the capitalist system. Through it the orders of the consumers are transmitted to the producers, and the smooth functioning of the economic system is secured thereby. The market prices establish themselves at the level which equates demand and supply. When, other things being equal, more goods are brought to the market, prices fall; when, other things being equal, demand increases, prices rise."