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(From A Nation in Crisis: The Meltdown of Money, Government and Religion by Larry Bates & Chuck Bates, p. 99)
Way too many people believe there is only one type of capitalism, and that the struggle we see in America is between Communism/Socialism and capitalism. Both claims are false.
The struggle is between the two types of capitalism described above. As you can see, countries governed by Communism, Socialism, Nazism (or rather its modern equivalent) and Fascism are also capitalist.
If America does become Communist or Socialist, it will be because our system of capitalism went from competitive to monopolistic.
Hopefully this will help clear up the mass ignorance.
Hopefully this will help clear up the mass ignorance.
Anyone who writes the following:
The struggle is between the two types of capitalism described above. As you can see, countries governed by Communism, Socialism, Nazism (or rather its modern equivalent) and Fascism are also capitalist.
cannot by any stretch of the imagination lay claim to "helping to clear up the mass ignorance." If anything they only have contributed to the abundance of ignorant, ill-educated, muddled heading thinking so frightfully abundant these days.
The chart is wrong. It claims that prices should be high for Chinese goods.`
It also claims quality is bad. That is not true either . Some Chinese goods are very good and some are very bad.
[quote=BigJon3475;20789409 step into a market place besides to "protect" people and limit their choices to the "acceptable" ones?[/QUOTE]
Perhaps one day you might take the time to read Adam Smith's the "Wealth of Nations." As doubtful as such a prospect may appear.
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