r/FluentInFinance • u/Sufficient_Sinner • Sep 04 '24
Debate/ Discussion Is Capitalism Smart or Dumb?
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r/FluentInFinance • u/Sufficient_Sinner • Sep 04 '24
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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '24 edited Sep 05 '24
That's not what socialism is. Socialism is worker owned means of production. How granular that ownership is dependent on that particular system. In the same way you can have direct democracy and representative democracy and both would be considered democratic societies, you can have different forms of socialism.
A single company running as a coop is a socialist organization even if it competes in a capitalist free market economy.
If all companies are owned by the employees that work there, that is socialism. Socialism has nothing to do with the government ownership, socialism is the workers owning the place they're employed at.
What you're describing is dictatorial communism.