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How can you be in support of a system that isn't democratic in principle? In capitalism workers are not entitled to their fruits of labor. People who live in a supposed free society spend majority of their time in a vicinity that's undemocratic. Workplaces or firms operate on the basis of higher ups. We're told what to do and are indecisive of how much we make. It's ironic that those who advocate entrepreneurship don't call for communal workplace environments. In a commune, workers are in charge of their fruits of labor. Capitalism does not operate in this manner.
How can you be in support of a system that isn't democratic in principle? In capitalism workers are not entitled to their fruits of labor. People who live in a supposed free society spend majority of their time in a vicinity that's undemocratic. Workplaces or firms operate on the basis of higher ups. We're told what to do and are indecisive of how much we make. It's ironic that those who advocate entrepreneurship don't call for communal workplace environments. In a commune, workers are in charge of their fruits of labor. Capitalism does not operate in this manner.
The US is not a democracy.
You are free to quit your job, form/fund a commune and split the net profits or cough up more capital to cover net losses.
How can you be in support of a system that isn't democratic in principle? In capitalism workers are not entitled to their fruits of labor. People who live in a supposed free society spend majority of their time in a vicinity that's undemocratic. Workplaces or firms operate on the basis of higher ups. We're told what to do and are indecisive of how much we make. It's ironic that those who advocate entrepreneurship don't call for communal workplace environments. In a commune, workers are in charge of their fruits of labor. Capitalism does not operate in this manner.
you a dang communist, no serious, that's a socialism principal not a democratic theory
How can you be in support of a system that isn't democratic in principle? In capitalism workers are not entitled to their fruits of labor. People who live in a supposed free society spend majority of their time in a vicinity that's undemocratic. Workplaces or firms operate on the basis of higher ups. We're told what to do and are indecisive of how much we make. It's ironic that those who advocate entrepreneurship don't call for communal workplace environments. In a commune, workers are in charge of their fruits of labor. Capitalism does not operate in this manner.
First, you need to understand that in a "free" capitalist society, the government and business are not the same nor are they intended to be. After that, there are a whole lot of other things you need to understand.
How can you be in support of a system that isn't democratic in principle? In capitalism workers are not entitled to their fruits of labor. People who live in a supposed free society spend majority of their time in a vicinity that's undemocratic. Workplaces or firms operate on the basis of higher ups. We're told what to do and are indecisive of how much we make. It's ironic that those who advocate entrepreneurship don't call for communal workplace environments. In a commune, workers are in charge of their fruits of labor. Capitalism does not operate in this manner.
If communal ownership of means of production was more efficient it would prevail in capitalism.
One should never confuse an economic system with a political system. There is NOTHING in the Constitution regarding anything economic. We could be a socialistic or communistic government quite comfortably so long as the rules set down in the constitution were applied.
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