The good part about a capitalist system is that when you’re laid off you can find another job or go into business for yourself. The more government regulations we have on businesses, the harder that becomes. The net result is more jobs lost.
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Ah yes “excuse me bank I got laid off because my idiot boss thought having a gas pedal held together with only plastic snaps was a good idea. and have no engineering expertise other then assembling teslas…may I have millions to start my own ev company along with billions in give subsidies.”
No the benefit of government regulations is that we don’t have idiot billionaires designing steel death traps for drivers and steel 80mph guillotines flying on the road because the open beta ai driving doesn’t work and the gas pedal was held together with nothing and could get jammed in the housing forcing acceleration.
That falls under the enforcement of contracts — not the central planning of what is available for people to buy or where they can get services, which is what socialism does.
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No that falls under the downsides of a regulated industry for corporations to do whatever they feel like charge for it and not have to pay for the consequences or if they do it doesn’t eclipse the profit made so it becomes just legal for a price.
Especially given in my example of Tesla the only difference between him and one of his employees is that musk has a pedigree while his employees have more experience making cars then he does.
There’s a reason we didn’t let the builder age go on without a fight and we shouldn’t let this second builder age continue unabated for the benefit of a handful at the cost of society.
IN CAPITALISM ANYONE WHO IS WILLING TO TAKE RISKS CAN RAIN WEALTH, WHICH IS HOW IT IS SHARED. IN COMMUNISM NOBODY CAN GAIN WEALTH EXCEPT THE LEADERS, WHICH IS WHAT THE LEFT MEANS BY “SHARE THE WEALTH” AND “REDISTRIBUTE THE WE WE WEALTH.”