Anonymous #1 1d

So you’re not a capitalist then ?

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Anonymous #2 1d

look at the IMF data mapper for singapore versus cambodia and taiwan versus china.

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Anonymous #2 1d

So you’re not a capitalist I take it?

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Anonymous #2 1d

both taiwan and singapore have world class public infrastructure. it’s EXTREMELY expensive to own a car in singapore.

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Anonymous OP 1d

that’s what capitalism should be. free markets, but executives face prison just like everyone else if they break the law.

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Anonymous #2 1d

Sir I’m simply asking to define what a capitalist is. Not IMF data about Singapore

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Anonymous OP 1d

capitalism is when companies are free to make LAWFUL decisions without the government interfering. if they follow the law, companies are free to act however they want. (breaking the law like corruption, environmental pollution, exploiting workers, misusing funds, which are all SERIOUS crimes in SG)

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Anonymous OP 1d

well, you can look at how prosperous SG is under capitalist-but-follow-the-law framework. cambodia became independent 8 years before singapore got kicked out of malaysia. there’s a reason why singapore is doing better, and it’s because singapore follows that style of capitalism.

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Anonymous OP 1d

why tf are you calling me sir?

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Anonymous #1 1d

the fundamentals of economics is broken in this country.

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Anonymous #2 1d

Because you’re not answering my simply question lol. You keep bringing up Cambodia and Taiwan etc etc. Like that isn’t the question and you’re defining the system of capitalism, not capitalist as in a person.

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Anonymous OP 1d

Which your definition is quite elementary so I assume you don’t know what a capitalist is

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Anonymous OP 1d

the suffix “ist” generally implies that someone believes in the first part of the compound word? socialists believe in socialism, marxists believe in marxism, and capitalists believe in capitalism.

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Anonymous OP 1d

oh please i could run laps about lawful free market economics.

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Anonymous #2 1d

OP’s a troll. Not worth engaging with

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Anonymous #1 1d

i like having fun. i ragebated someone for 2 hours about being a TEHM (trans-exclusionary homosexual male, something just boiler pot transphobia), and i kept bringing up taiwanese exports of high-bandwidth memory.

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Anonymous #2 1d

He wants you to say “someone who owns capital” and then he’s gonna say something like “you fool! Why do you support capitalism when you own no capital?” and then call you a bootlicker or something

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Anonymous #3 1d

Hey buddy, define capital for me now

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Anonymous #3 1d

ain’t no fucking way he just commented that

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Anonymous OP 1d

Assets that can be used to produce goods and services

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Anonymous #2 1d

I kinda wanna see where he’s gonna go with it now

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Anonymous OP 1d

assets held by the public or private that generate returns either passively or actively

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Anonymous #2 1d

Wdym passively? And what counts as an asset? You can give examples if that helps

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Anonymous OP 1d

i’m not mirriham webster, sherlock holmes

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Anonymous #2 1d

I’m not Sherlock Holmes, Peter Griffin

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Anonymous OP 1d

you’re peter griffin because you clearly know nothing about

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Anonymous #2 1d

ignore that “about”

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Anonymous #2 1d

Nuh uh you’re Peter griffin because you’re probably fat 💯

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Anonymous OP 1d

nuh uh i’m underweight because i take a lot of stimulants for ADHD and that’s why im really smart and good at studying economics how you look rn ☝️🤓

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Anonymous #4 1d

Why should a scrub like me explain it if you can just go to the source material. Read Capital volume I, you’ll get a better explanation than anything I can tell you. One guy at least acknowledged that capitalist is one that owns capital, not just a guy that likes capitalism

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Anonymous #4 1d

“Ugh don’t ask me if I know any songs, just sing them to me”

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