Capitalism, Socialism, and The Welfare State: Difference between revisions
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- Capitalists typically complain that socialism is unearned welfare to the undeserving
- Similar analysis can be applied to capitalism, whose externalities effectively socialize costs while privatizing the benefits. As such, capitalism can make little claim to be "deserving"
- Honest analysis equates socialism and capitalism in terms of its welfare mentality, as opposed to entrepreneurial mindset, for there appears in general to be little entrepreneurship is established corporations - whether for profit businesses or governments (providers of social services)
- As such, capitalism should be, more honestly, called "private gain socialism."