35 Times People Realized That Modern Capitalism Is Starting To Look Ridiculous
If you’re a human being who appreciates the finer things in life, like food and shelter, you might have noticed that things have been getting pretty dystopian. No, it’s no recent development, but it seems like upcoming elections and opportunities for reform in several countries are contributing to a wave of vocal anti-capitalism. Because when technology and productivity just keep improving, but corporations and their owners aren’t letting it translate to benefits for the people who are putting in most of their waking hours to keep business running, people are right to start questioning things. Some say that young people are just entitled and want to have it better than previous generations, while others say… well, why wouldn’t we want today’s workers to have it better than previous generations? Isn’t that how human progress works?
Here’s a collection of anti-capitalist tweets to get you fired up, make you laugh (because sometimes we have to laugh, or else we’ll cry) and give you some ideas to mull over with your coworkers (wink, wink, nudge, nudge).
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If you contribute through the business, they can count it as one of their charitable donations and write it off on their own taxes, as if they used their own money.
Yeah, that bugs me, too. I'm always asked at my favorite dollar store to donate toys to military children. I always show them my retired military ID (twenty years in the Navy), and tell them that I already gave twenty years, so I'm not giving any more.
Who, exactly, gets the tax receipt for said $20 donation? Not the actual donor, I'll bet.
Supermarkets (not big-box stores like Walmart) in the northeastern US run on a 0.1% profit margin.
it's not the capitalism… it's the leaders! Communism wasn't better either. their leader were greedy too. Staline was awful rich!
The ideology was fine. People who put it in place were not. Just like you said about capitalism
Load More Replies...You should see the bankruptcy plan for the refinery in Philadelphia that exploded *twice* recently. Workers let go with no notice, no severance. Senior execs got 4.5 mil bonuses each for, you know, their crappy management that led to the explosions and shutting of the facility, plus they will get 2.5 mil bonuses each (in addition to current compensation) to "navigate the business through bankruptcy" plus percentage incentives above that if they sell off the parts of the business above a particular target. And even more if they successfully settle a lawsuit they brought against the Feds for shuttering the facility because it kept exploding, killing people and poisoning the environment. Fork taxing the rich - put them in jail for crimes against humanity.
Unchecked capitalism will be the death of us all.
Load More Replies...Jeff 'Wonky Eye' Bezos is a scrouge on society. He lives in a vacuum. I doubt that he has any sort of empathy.
I highly doubt he'd be one of the wealthiest men on Earth if he did. :(
Load More Replies...I live in California. A while ago PG&E was convicted for 6 or 7 felonies that contributed to burning down most of the town of Paradise and killing 86 people. Note that the corporation was convicted, even though a corporation is a thing and cannot form criminal intent. The execs who actually did the deeds did fine. No penalties and they make lots of money. Of course they did drive PG&E into bankruptcy. We really need to stop letting lobbyists write our laws. They make sure that nothing execs do is a crime.
you can't taxes the rich that much. they're rich… they'll move away if you taxe them. i Don't say its wrong, i just say they'll go anywhere they'll be able to live without taxes. they have money they can move away. the rest of us can't
That doesn't scare anyone anymore. They're not moving anywhere, they always stick around to make more money
Load More Replies...Another tip: adding a charity donation to your total at the grocery store checkout counter may just be paying for the corporation’s donation that they can use to receive tax deductions. If you’re willing and able to donate to charity, research a cause you’d like to contribute to at home and tell the cashier you prefer to donate directly.
I love Bored Panda but SO MANY people here seem not to get sarcasm.
This is so true. Nobody wants to admit that much of their success was brought to them by a grant from "the parent fund" or a nice inheritance from a grandparent or multi-generational wealth that had been handed down. Instead they lecture and try to give advice to the rest of us who are actually trying to make it on our own (because we don't have any other option). Just own up to it and thank those who have helped you - don't take credit for it and hold it over everyone else like you're a financial genius.
So are you saying its impossible to do? I did it. Foster kid with no money to my name. Started working at 16, saved up enough to pay for 2 years of community college by the time I graduated. Then I paid for classes as I could afford them and worked while renting my own studio apartment. Took me 6 years to graduate. Fast forward to 31 years old, I am married and own my home out right. No mortgage, no student loans. Heck if you have parents that offer to help thats amazing, but if you DONT, then it boils my blood to hear people say its capitalism's fault. Its not.
Load More Replies...Pretty much. As GenXer/cusp Boomers, we bought the house we lived in from Dad when we put him in assisted living for way under market. Which is good because his Social Security doesn't cover the whole cost of his placement, so we get to pay that amount too, which is more than our mortgage. At least we get tax breaks?
You got me, getting a bit cranky before reading further. For crying out loud!!!!!.....not only shop sales, but mainly shop at value village ;-) I'm old and sore, and the savings we do have are pretty miniscule. I worry about my sons, one 40, retired navy and the other 26 just finding his place in the world with a job that pays health insurance. Both are living at home BTW ;-) Unfortunately for a bunch of us.... mom and dad didn't help with schooling, houses, and I'm pretty sure I'm not anyone's special girl.........Thank you for the snarky smile. truly.
I used to read a ton of finance blogs hoping to improve my financial situation, and always found the advice hugely frustrating & inapplicable. Finally one of these guys asking for some personal advice. He was really nice & went back and forth with me via email for quite a while, offering the same "don't buy Starbucks" bullsh*t type advice, and after I explained why each piece of advice he offered was totally unhelpful, he finally replied, "Man, I'm sorry. I don't have any helpful advice for you." Because those blogs, I swear, only work for people who have advantages most people don't. If I hear one more "I lived with my parents after college even though I was making over 100k a year and that's how I paid off my debt" stories, I'm going to vomit. We need realistic solutions, damn it, not to be told not to buy coffee. (and yes, I 100% realize this post was sarcastic, I'm just venting) /end rant
This is what Northwest Airlines execs told the flight attendant group during bankruptcy. They were told to go dumpster-diving. I s**t you not. http://www.nbcnews.com/id/14410893/ns/business-small_business/t/airline-workers-told-go-dumpster-diving/#.Xd6bPOhKjIU
In Palm Beach they have a newspaper they call The Shiny Sheet. Every year they post the winners from a children's essay contest. I saw one essay that started, " There once was a very poor family. They had a very poor butler and a very poor maid.'
Teacher: Are there any classes you're struggling with this year..? Student: Yes, the bourgeoisie ...
WRT people's well-being, the problem isn't "capitalism". The countries with best standard of living and highest "happiness" ratings have capitalism. The problem is toxic/rampant/unfettered capitalism. WRT the environment, the problem is capitalism and too many people and that our technology has outstripped our brains.
Just because something can be and is often used for bad does not make it a bad thing. Also classicism is not ok no matter who it comes from.
These are regular conversations in our house......One son 40, on son 26.....and in this world both living at home. ;-)
One of the most prominent targets of vitriol is the world’s richest person, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, whose $100 billion in wealth and hourly income of over 8 million dollars are more than many say one could even reasonably find a use for.
Critics say it's unlikely he’s working 500,000 times harder than the employees rushing to meet digitally-tracked speed requirements and accumulating chronic injuries in Amazon packing centers for $15 an hour (and that’s considered a good minimum salary in the US).
Meanwhile, over in the UK, statistics show the average CEO getting 90 times as much income as their lowest-paid workers, and the richest 10% of society owning two-thirds of all wealth.
Also Capitalism: Due to technology we're more efficient and productive, meaning more products to sell and bigger profits. However, due to cost we can't give you benefits or raises.
But I ll happily buy myself a Porsche and a house with swimming pool and a vacation home in Austria
Load More Replies...Capitalism: "Thanks to robotization we could lay off all of our workers" Also capitalism: "Hey, why no one buy our stuffs nowadays?"
We can approach utopia, but we can never achieve it. We cannot figure out how to give someone something simply for being while someone else still works.
If you're angry, then quit and demand better pay. If that doesn't work, then you are overrating your labor. Basic economics.
Yeah, one thing I really do not understand, is why we are still clinging to 8-hour workdays? And sometimes even all of those 8 hours spent at the office? This is such a thing of the past! There are not many professions where most of the work is done in half of the time, and the other half is wasted... Why?
And they start their own new "charities" and get tax benefits for doing that, and employ family members in there - who get tax benefits. Instead of putting money somewhere that we KNOW works. Like redcross / crescent. Or Salvation Army. or.. pick your own favorite.
Salvation Army.... not great for gay people or people Salvation Army thinks are "wrong"...
Load More Replies..."Small" amounts are better than none, but I agree: how is it generous to donate 1.000.000 dollars when your last movies' fee was 40.000.000? It's like me giving 50 bucks from my salary (which I do monthly) and bragging about it.
How do we know they aren't giving anonymously or to less visible charities?
Yeah, what a bunch of a******s. Giving and then wanting some sort of controll over what it's used for.
Sounds more like politicians than just "rich people". Some rich people are bad, some are good- some poor people are bad, some are good- let's all stop lumping human beings together. We're ALL people.
She doesn't know that in the USA roughly 40% of homeless people have jobs.
My company had some machines being installed in a factory in China, and the factory had dormitories on site for the workers. This is happening now.
I am going to assume this is a Heroes Of Olympus reference.
Is this random dude really saying this isn't true? Do you work for Amazon managment or something?
A recurring hashtag reads #TaxTheRich, which is probably a more politically sound approach, if not less catchy or satisfying, than old classics like #EatTheRich or #BeheadTheRich.
And where Bob Cratchit, the epitome of poverty, makes $10,000 a year more in today's money than a full-time worker on US minimum wage.
Well now. This depresses me to go into my highly underpaid job today.
Load More Replies...As a 40 yr old with 8 kids to raise I'm having a hard time making it on minimum wage. Probably shouldn't have waited until I was 39 to start working but no one told me I should start sooner.
Maybe you should have also considered using birth control if you cannot afford having 8 kids.
Load More Replies...Thanks D**k, very insightful indeed. I have a great idea where to relocate the poor. You do have an extra room in your house right? I thought you did.
Wolff is a Marxist economist. Let's see if he can come up with something better than Capitalism, which still allows for him to preach his goop.
Capitalism deals with the poor the way catholic church deals with the pedophile priests - relocates them
Yea that is true. YOU should care if you suffer or die. So get off your a*s and make something of yourself. I am not going to keep letting leeches take my taxes so they can continue to do nothing.
Load More Replies...Which experts, exactly, say socialist economics don't work? Scandinavian countries and Germany would beg to differ
Germany is not socialist, and most Germans would be shocked that anybody would call it that (but then again, Americans seem to think that even just public health care is socialism)
Load More Replies...Tuvalu is completely social. Everyone just helps each other with everything. Traditionally you can choose someone unrelated to you to be your brother/sister and they will move into together with their families living under one roof. Food is shared ect. It's home to the most friendly people, sadly climate change is causing the islands to be lost under water and wont be long until it's completely gone.
And when it collapses........we the working folk get the privilege of bailing them out. How cool is that......
Socialism is not free folks, someone has to pay for all that stuff. And I can almost guarantee it will be the working poor same as it has always been. We will just be trading a monster we know for a monster we don't...
True socialism is just sharing everything needed to live, everyone does a job and shares their efforts with everyone else. The other socialism is allowing everyone the same level of starting point regardless of wealth. Example, using = symbol for money and - for talent a rich person can outclass a person with more raw talent just by having a better starting point. Rich ======--- Poor =------- As you can see the poor person even though they have more talent still doesn't get as far in their field of work, but when you even out the cost gap you see that the poor person could excel way beond the talents of the other. Rich =====--- Poor =====------- It would be way more beneficial for society if the person with the the higher ability had the option for that work place. The rich person doesn't need that boost in materials paid for them where as the poor person does so tax is used. Once this applies for a long period the wealth gap would decrease, better products are made.
Load More Replies...Also, they say that any alternative is communist but happily maintain their strong business connections with a communist dictatorship.
"Dear Billionaire, please give up 1/100th of your income (say, $10million) for the good of the healtha nd education and ECONOMY of the nation. You'll still be a billionaire! And we might be able to fix some sh*t." ---- signed, Common Sense. "Dear Common Sense: HOW DARE YOU! " --- signed (any given billionaire)
Insted of giving money, pay your workers livable wage and health care. Give them sickdays when they need them and have compassion when they strugle.
Load More Replies...Elizabeth Warren? What about Bernie Sanders who has been saying this for way longer and is actually more left-wing?
People DO succeed, even without your taxes. 95% of the 20% poorest people have increased their wealth over a few years.
Note that much of the wealth of billionaires is in investments. Here's the trick. You pay taxes on the money you use to buy the investment. You don't pay any taxes on that investment's increased value until/unless you sell it. If your don't sell it you can leave it to your heirs at current market value so they won't owe any taxes. A wealth tax is only fair.
Most billionaires don't have billions of liquid cash lying around. The top 10% US wealthy are already paying 40% of the federal tax, I find it hard to believe that they're going to give more $$ to fund welfare programs. Unless their $ are going from their pockets straight to the people's pockets, I don't trust the government to spend it wisely.
Yet they still pay much less of a percentage of their money to taxes than the rest of us. Of course someone who makes 100 million a year will pay more, they need to! But why should I, a middle class human being, be expected to give up 30% of my meager income, when someone making 1000 times as much as me only has to pay 3% of their salary to taxes?
Load More Replies...YESSS!!!! Give ME rich other peoples money! Until it runs out. Then, I don't care where it comes from. As long as I get to share it. Right ON!!!
Solar, wind, tidal power etc is ready to go anytime society wants to switch over. The fossil fuel industry lobbies hard to stay in power.
Also nuclear power is great option in many countries. :)
Load More Replies...More people = more power, but where we get it from depends on where you live
And that's why you were not hired to do logistics for the transition!
Load More Replies...And that's where people always get the "rich tax" wrong. It's only on earnings over a certain amount, in this case $10mil. The first 10 are taxed just like any other. By that logic you're saying "I only get a million dollars? Screw it, I'll take nothing instead".
Rich people :" Let's increase taxes on my salary!!!." Calls accountant: "Listen, could you fiddle the books and make my salary something like a bonus for services rendered or a compensation for my expenses? "
Load More Replies...I'm all for higher taxes on the rich, but not for a tax rate of 90%. That would be a huge disincentive. Besides, the rich would find a way to rake in the money in other ways so it wouldn't be taxed as salary.
If you tax him at 90% he has no motivation to keep earning that much and supporting everyone else. Then that whole system collapses.
Yes, he does. Off a billion dollars he still has $100,000,000 AND lives in a Gotham where people aren't so destitute that henching for Two-Face seems like, at worst, a lateral career move.
Load More Replies...In 1945, the tax rate for the upper class was over 60%, and in the 1950’s, corporations were taxed at 90%. Let’s go back to the good old days.
In which countries were these the figures please?
Load More Replies...Honestly at this point I'd rather be guillotined then have to grow up and live in a capitalist economy.
You can move to North Korea and live the communist dream😏
Load More Replies...Well the current situation is quite like feudalism. But the Royal houses are now called Google, amazon etc.
Load More Replies...Stupid people: *elect Trump to accelerate all of these things by a factor of 10*
BS - WaPo will never say this. They are very keen on the current trends.
WaPo is still *relativly* ok. Fox has gone off the rails.
Load More Replies...Wages aren't growing as fast for the poor, but their standard of living is.
i believe the original poem ran "Boss makes a dollar, I make a dime, that's why I s**t on company time" hehehe
Boss maeks a dollar, I make a dime, that's why I poop on company time.
yeah. we're not the best.... i mean, we made the electoral college. trump didn't trump the popularity vote. he won cause of the 'college.
Load More Replies...Because they have health care and schooling and maternity and paternity leave. They pay a living wage. Imagine how much of a happier worker someone would be when worrying about those things isn't weighing you down every day.
Load More Replies...Exactly - the tweet above says that YOU give them $100 when they fire you. Because that was a great thing to do and you are very grateful - they could've just shot you...
Load More Replies...France surrendered in WW2 and has never lived it down.
Load More Replies...Wow some of the coments here hurt. My writting skills in english aren't perfect but please bear with it (for the sake of an interesting exchange of point of views, not for an heated argument or hateful comments). Yup I'm french woman who worked mostly in industries. I saw parts of the Arianne rocket being made. I tested pieces that goes on a train called pandolino in Italy. I worked in a few workplaces for Airbus. All of these and more were made in our little country. There is only 1 workplace for each in the country of the specific parts mentioned. Only. 1. of each. The knowledge hold in these places is unique (and incredible imao). Forget quantity for some aeras and see the quality instead
I'm not saying there aren't any a**holes or workers doing half-a***d jobs, not giving a s*** about what they're paid to do, I'm saying that taking these as a reflection of how we all are is either naive or ignorant. You don't do things like your horrible neighboor, why should people think you and him are alike?
Load More Replies...Except for the scientific studies and the news stories and the truth, you’re absolutely right. Silly us for believing in reality and facts. Who cares if actual research shows more unionized countries have more productivity, or that longevity tends to increase in Union shops? AlphaPuck says otherwise!
Load More Replies...I thought the military-industrial complex gave us the internet - DARPA and whatnot.
The internet as you know it (world wide web) is a creation from CERN in Switzerland. Americans, you are being lied to.. https://home.cern/science/computing/birth-web
Load More Replies...ARPAnet and what the internet became are very different. That’s like saying the Wrights invented the U-2.
Load More Replies...This is a basic fact: PEople without money can't BUY. Ergo, businesses cna't make money. So, pay people enough to BUY things, and the companies will MAKE things, thus employing people who will then be able tO BUY thing... IF this was actually capitalism and not oligarchy.
Consumers can't consume goods and services when the make $8 an hour at a Walmart job. Not that difficult to understand.
If I remember well monopoly was first created to demonstrate the unfair nature of capitalism
Load More Replies...Really? The owner is the one who took the risk and started the company. If he loses, he goes bankrupt. Nothing happens to the workers when their company goes bankrupt, though.
Yep. That's how they work. "Oh, union dues are useless. Unions are corrupt." This coming from... Wall Street.
Ironically tweeting about how capitalism is bad from a capitalist product (Twitter) on a capitalist product (cell phone or computer).
hmm, last time i checked, iphones are produced and assembled in China, you know, that socialist china. And they have TicToc, too
Load More Replies...The problem shown by the ecological food pyramid is it's not possible to sustain a very large population of meat eaters, and the human population quadrupled in the past century. Economic growth comes from natural resources availability, which is being wasted by raising animals for slaughter unnecessarily. A redistribution of wealth without reducing our trophic value would fund increased demand for resource consumption, which would become a disaster because of nature's inability to rebound enough.
Then I'd ask where is the spider sitting at the centre of that web, in control of the world?
I don't know about the word wealthphobic but the word afluenza is being used in the UK. As far as I can tell it means that the young adult children of rich people are not to blame for their lack of empathy, selfishness and general s****y behaviour because they are just too privileged to be expected to understand or care about others around them. Don't quote me on this but I believe that the first time it was used was by a lawyer representing a rich young man who was riding his expensive sports bike very fast on a pavement. It didn't have brakes. He shouted to the young mother to get out of his way but when she didn't react fast enough he ran her over and killed her. He showed no remorse during the trial but it's not his fault, he doesn't understand that killing is wrong because his daddy's rich. Afluenza! Rant over!
They still are to blame because they physically did the crime. Maybe not fully, but that's just stupid...being spoiled now makes you immune to prison? i don't think so.
Load More Replies...I call my love "Queen" because "the most powerful chess piece that each player has, able to move any number of unobstructed squares in any direction along a rank, file, or diagonal on which it stands."
why can't people relise that taxes are the reason you can get to places and get education and protection. they are way worth the money loss.
They say you get more conservative as you get older... In my 20s, I was a Menshevik Communist... Now, looking at 50, I'm more of a Democratic Socialist so, yea, I guess...
Ugh! I hate that saying so much! "If a man is not a socialist by the time he is 20, he has no heart. If he is not a conservative by the time he is 40, he has no brain." I guess if I'm in my 40s and still a socialist I still might have brain, because I'm a woman?
Load More Replies...True. In fact, some studies are suggesting America is now an oligarchy. I haven't read extensively on the subject but here are two contrasting studies on the matter, if anyone would like to have some base level information- https://www.thenation.com/article/society/cbo-american-wealth-inequality/ and https://www.vox.com/2016/5/9/11502464/gilens-page-oligarchy-study I will say, the last is a bit outdated, so things have certainly changed.
You mean they can't be oligarchs because they also give money to charity? How much would a billionaire have to pay how often exactly for this?
Load More Replies...Stop viewing things in the past and have ideas and opinions formed from the present
The thing is - I get what they mean. But as someone from a former communist country, I can tell you - that path doesn't lead to anything better. The issue is - people are greedy, people want to be comfortable and people will always shut their eyes to not have to think about someone else's suffering. I am definitely guilty as well in this (as in not buying only fully ethical clothing, etc. - these types of things). So I guess my point is that I feel like the way we humans are, there weren't really any realistic paths that could have led us to something different. Sorry...I'm not having a great day.
Family from a former Soviet bloc nation. Nutshell version? Give people power over others, and they'll wave a flag and spout "isms", and the majority just want to pay their bills and not die anytime soon....
Load More Replies...This post just made me angrier. People working full time are in poverty due to the housing prices and unaffordable health care in some countries. And yet some people say unions don't work
Some unions are as corrupt as the government. They are only there to appease the employees and keep the company happy. Those are the ones who need to be regulated. We need unions who keep both sides on the up and up.
Load More Replies...Capitalism definitely has it's problems. But the only alternatives available are all worse.
All these people with Eastern European names are trying to warn you, but you call them trolls. OK, whatever.
I am eastern eurooean, I know communism didn't do good to my country, but I also know capitalism in its actual form is toxic sometimes and more every day
Load More Replies...You idiots don't even know what capitalism means.Go find a better solution and make the world better.Complaining about corporations and money,but bitching on a smartphone while wearing clothes that are made somewhere else in the world for cheap money.Oh the hypocrisy...
None of that explains why we wouldn't regulate corporations. We regulate people because none of them are perfect; why wouldn't we regulate corporations?
Load More Replies...Erm, we do know that that these are Twitter (net worth $4.4 billion) posts being reposted on a commercial driven for profit site? "I hate capitalism, please let others profit off my creativity without any recompense"
Your reply reminds me of Mister Gotcha by Matt Bors: https://thenib.com/mister-gotcha Peasant: “We should improve society somewhat.” Gotcha: “Yet you participate in society. Curious! I am very intelligent.”
Load More Replies...The thing I always find strange when this come up that people think just because capitalism doesn't work, socialism is good. And vica versa.
As a Romanian, I know why old people in my country loved the communism years: low productivity demands & good pay. The problem is that low productivity kept stores empty most of the time. When they did receive something, people had to wait in line for hours.
Load More Replies...Healthcare also costs more because we now have a"middle man". Before insurance you paid a doctor . Now you pay the doctor and the insurance company.
The thing is - I get what they mean. But as someone from a former communist country, I can tell you - that path doesn't lead to anything better. The issue is - people are greedy, people want to be comfortable and people will always shut their eyes to not have to think about someone else's suffering. I am definitely guilty as well in this (as in not buying only fully ethical clothing, etc. - these types of things). So I guess my point is that I feel like the way we humans are, there weren't really any realistic paths that could have led us to something different. Sorry...I'm not having a great day.
Family from a former Soviet bloc nation. Nutshell version? Give people power over others, and they'll wave a flag and spout "isms", and the majority just want to pay their bills and not die anytime soon....
Load More Replies...This post just made me angrier. People working full time are in poverty due to the housing prices and unaffordable health care in some countries. And yet some people say unions don't work
Some unions are as corrupt as the government. They are only there to appease the employees and keep the company happy. Those are the ones who need to be regulated. We need unions who keep both sides on the up and up.
Load More Replies...Capitalism definitely has it's problems. But the only alternatives available are all worse.
All these people with Eastern European names are trying to warn you, but you call them trolls. OK, whatever.
I am eastern eurooean, I know communism didn't do good to my country, but I also know capitalism in its actual form is toxic sometimes and more every day
Load More Replies...You idiots don't even know what capitalism means.Go find a better solution and make the world better.Complaining about corporations and money,but bitching on a smartphone while wearing clothes that are made somewhere else in the world for cheap money.Oh the hypocrisy...
None of that explains why we wouldn't regulate corporations. We regulate people because none of them are perfect; why wouldn't we regulate corporations?
Load More Replies...Erm, we do know that that these are Twitter (net worth $4.4 billion) posts being reposted on a commercial driven for profit site? "I hate capitalism, please let others profit off my creativity without any recompense"
Your reply reminds me of Mister Gotcha by Matt Bors: https://thenib.com/mister-gotcha Peasant: “We should improve society somewhat.” Gotcha: “Yet you participate in society. Curious! I am very intelligent.”
Load More Replies...The thing I always find strange when this come up that people think just because capitalism doesn't work, socialism is good. And vica versa.
As a Romanian, I know why old people in my country loved the communism years: low productivity demands & good pay. The problem is that low productivity kept stores empty most of the time. When they did receive something, people had to wait in line for hours.
Load More Replies...Healthcare also costs more because we now have a"middle man". Before insurance you paid a doctor . Now you pay the doctor and the insurance company.
