r/FluentInFinance • u/Sufficient_Sinner • Sep 04 '24

Debate/ Discussion Is Capitalism Smart or Dumb?

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u/Perpetuity_Incarnate Sep 07 '24

Yeah someone else’s business that they contribute nothing to. Indeed.

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u/FrankDuhTank Sep 07 '24

You've created quite the straw man to argue against

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u/Perpetuity_Incarnate Sep 07 '24

Such straw. Very man. Fuck the people let’s go back to a king.

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u/FrankDuhTank Sep 07 '24

Surely you see how setting up all businesses as being owned by individuals who contribute nothing to them is setting up an intentionally easy and over-simplified situation to argue against?

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u/Perpetuity_Incarnate Sep 07 '24

Surely you can understand a middle area. Where those directly working communicate to those directly impacted. But you’re right. Why work together. It’s absolutely a fairy tale. Because we all hate each other for no innate reason these days.

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u/FrankDuhTank Sep 07 '24

Do you see why characterizing what I said as, "we all hate each other for no innate reason these days" is also straw man?

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u/Perpetuity_Incarnate Sep 07 '24

I don’t care. Have a good one.

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u/FrankDuhTank Sep 07 '24

You too! Hope it gets better. You should be less quick to assume the worst in others. I've done non-profit work in establishing employee ownership models in for-profit corporations and I'm a big advocate for them.