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In reply to the discussion: let's make capitalism a dirty word [View all]brooklynite
(96,882 posts)82. No idea what you're talking about...
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I'm fine with that. Or we could knock 5% off each of your levels and compromise.
aquart
Mar 2014
#42
A political system that isn't controlled by the ultra wealthy and corporations.
Enthusiast
Mar 2014
#64
Yep, common ownership of private property and the use of our resources to benefit the many.
NuclearDem
Mar 2014
#67
Regulated capitalism, with a slice of socialism to guarantee a minimum standard of living.
tclambert
Mar 2014
#68
Heavily regulated capitalism with a truly progressive tax structure and adequate social safety net.
HughBeaumont
Mar 2014
#108
Well, they sure did it to the word "liberal." I think payback is CERTAINLY in order!
calimary
Mar 2014
#4
Capitalism has to be VERY heavily regulated to work, and has to be balanced with populist
loudsue
Mar 2014
#10
That's for sure. The republicans infiltrated our party after the Powell Manifesto edict
loudsue
Mar 2014
#53
"But... But... But it's natural I tell you!! It's been here forever!! Got an alternative??11?"
Democracyinkind
Mar 2014
#35
That's another thing that needs to go: commodities markets based on speculation [n/t]
Maedhros
Mar 2014
#100
How about we just stop confusing "capitalism" with laissez-faire policies, cronyism...
Silent3
Mar 2014
#56
Pragmatic Capitalism vs. Fundamentalist, Laissez-Faire Capitalism is the winning argument
C0RYH0FFMAN
Mar 2014
#60
This reads like a right-wing caricature of left-wing idiocy, I'm afraid.
Donald Ian Rankin
Mar 2014
#99