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11/25/2019 8:48:19 PM
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If it isn't getting rid of it, it's wrong. Capitalism is private ownership of the means of production [b]for the pursuit of profit[/b]. If people are still pursuing profit the problems of capitalism will not come to an end, no matter what you do.
You cannot just ask the Bourgeoisie to stop being so greedy when they have all the power over the means of production, and like the rest of us are prone to sin. They will simply do what they want and what they want is more, like the rest of us. The only thing that can keep individuals in line is the community, but right now the community is controlled by the individuals.
This is why both private ownership and the pursuit of profit need to go, because if one still exists the problem remains.
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Nnnnot necessarily. Unrestrained capitalism, as in no regulations, is what allows such of a inequality to happen. What you're talking about is a money-less system where everyone in that system is working to better society along with themselves. It [b][i]is[/i][/b] something that can be obtained but only in a future where humanity's understanding of itself has learned of how beneficial that type of system would be. But we're talking about fixing our current system so that it benefits everyone within it by giving them something to work for. I believe capitalism, with proper regulations, can be that driving force for people to excel, not just for themselves but for society as a whole.
