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You pay 15% long term cap gains because that dollar you invested in 1985 that is now 2 dollars in 2018 changed in value. I only wanted to point out that any effort to deny that every society engages in redistribution is doomed because we all do and 99% of us understand that this is both inevitable and good. I vote for sharpening them up.OMG Joe just acknowledged how well free markets distribute necessities without even realizing he was making an argument for free markets. That, too results in a mess.The only real difference is who benefits in the long run. So a more accurate statement from Monthly Review would have been:Let’s look at the Monthly Review claim about bringing down Cuban “death rates in the short space of eight years in a way that is not possible in Latin America without socialism.” From 1960 to 1968, Cuba went from the third lowest death rate in Latin America to the lowest. We cannot have that if no one can afford education, if the air is choked with pollution, if foreign armies are constantly invading, or if every company or local official you deal with is a crook. For socialism emphasizing democracy also commonly described as social democracy, see Democratic socialism. Pensions/Gov’t retirement funds also have a portion of that mutual fund pie.

What you suggest about bureaucrats is also true — bureaucracy tends to bloat and sloth — but I’m still happy that the roads are owned and looked after by the government. You may see a logo on a large mercantile organization with a bulls eye and concentric circles or another large mercantile that starts with W. You will see trucks drive by that supply tremendous numbers of restaurants.

I mistyped. The reason capitalism works so well is that it does not need to be pure.“Socialists in the academy and govt can only exist because capitalism works so well that it creates enough excess wealth that we can host such parasites who contribute nothing to the real economy.”Every social system is different from every other social system only by degree.Though I agree with much with what you wrote, I object to your downplaying of socialism, seeing it merely a difference of degree from social welfare and socialised programmes. Moreover they attempt to centrally plan the economy, whereas the Nordics don’t do that at all.Blaming the U.S. for Venezuela’s woes is a standard meme, but it’s bullshit. That engineered project naturally attracts attention as to whether or not it worked or whether the economy should have been left alone.It’s raining outside right now. And most often their compensation includes a lot of stock. If “liberal” and “libertarian” do not have stable meanings, then why should we expect “socialism” to refer definitively to collective ownership of the means of production?Many so-called socialists support Nordic social democratic policies, and are not Marxists who yearn for the end of capitalism. They probably didn’t want to take chances. It’s the main point of the article discussing 0% vs 100% tax and the middle ground being the answer. The laborers would have more money from the government, but less money overall.Look, I’m not saying the wealthy shouldn’t pay their fair share of taxes, leaving the tax burden to the poor and middle class, and somehow magically this will make everyone rich. This “protects” the existing workers, but make the firms loathe to hire more: firms regularly turn down large orders because their current workforce can’t meet the demand, but they are scared to hire more workers because they don’t know how long the surge will last. We don’t need 100% success rates for this to be true. It’s dishonest to pretend that they’re a stalking horse for Soviet-style communism. In addition to paying military personnel, the funds went to factories and farms. FDR made it worse. For the policy regime in Northern Europe commonly described as social democracy, see Nordic model. Let’s give it another 20 years….Are they really? They are very usefull counterweight to corporate wellfare proponents. And food? They didn’t blame socialism, because many of these academics were socialists themselves, or sympathised with its ideals, naturally enough.This is our dilemma: you can’t have socialism without nationalism, but nationalism is taboo.In its place we have statism, whereby the state seeks to implement socialist ideals, either through an economy it controls itself, or by massively taxing a capitalist economy, The problem with both forms of economy is that they are inherently unjust, inhumane and unsustainable on our finite, vulnerable and overpopulated planet.We need to liberate the concept of national socialism from Nazi occupation, which, after all these years, it is still under, thereby renaming it “grassroots-democratic multi-national socialism”, to make clear that we are not after reviving Nazism or any other form of fascism.Most academics will initially resist this brilliant idea, for fear that it will undermine the authority and power of their state employer and benefactor, just as most clerics resisted any ideas, such as those of Galileo, which undermined the authority and power of the church. Socialism at it’s core, is a rejection of the very political order our founders envisioned. They Gov exists to grow itself. Contrast this with Roosevelt’s WPA that built public buildings to house more government employees – 40,000 new and 85,000 improved buildings. And why else would they so often donate to both sides of a campaign? What else are lobbyists and PACs for? The only peaceful counter to that power by the vast majority who are not ultra-wealthy is political power. The problem is that government power tends to accrue like guano on a rookery. Form your own collective and micromanage each other.But do you want to pay a toll every few miles as you drive down the privatized roads? VAT taxes and the like are always paid by the people. The workers produce stuff. WestminsterSuffice it to say, there was a lot of digging happening in the 19th century London. Capitalism happens by itself, it arose spontaneously as folks started pooling their resources to engage in collective projects that one person couldn’t manage alone. What is your life worth?This is why capitalism is not good for healthcare. Well, because we also know that no man is an island. That is not the America I grew up in. A feminist is just someone who believes in equal rights for women, the right to vote, the right to own property, etc. The NHS doctors in the UK are largely immigrants–this was very noticeable when I lived in London.

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