Politics
In-depth political discussion from around the world; if it's a political happening, you can post it here.
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Lol, imagine if there were less regulations holding capitalism together
A lesser known Beatles song for sure.
OP is Weyland-Yutani confirmed
Capitalism violates the workers' inalienable rights and actually it violates property rights' moral basis, getting the fruits of your labor. The typical firm's employer appropriates 100% of the positive and negative fruits of the workers' joint labor while the workers as employees receive 0% of the property rights (not talking about value) to the whole product. The basis I mentioned is based on a basic principle of justice of legal and de facto responsibility matching
The economic theory that brought us the post war boom is Keynesian Economics, not Free Market Capitalism