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.
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