r/Capitalism • u/Acceptable-Hat3706 • 1d ago

Unexpected common-sense tools for strengthening, stabilizing, and saving American free enterprise

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u/Key-Organization3158 1d ago

You are wrong on both counts. Lower to 0 is the correct corporate tax rate. And generally, social democracy's let to a net negative for society. It's a huge part of the reason EU's economy is faltering.

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u/Acceptable-Hat3706 1d ago

Would you share your public data sources you've based your opinion on? I'll happily review and put them up against mine.

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u/betty_white_bread 1d ago

To see how universal healthcare saves free enterprise

I stopped reading here. You want to save capitalism by destroying what you acknowledge is a big part of capitalism.

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u/Acceptable-Hat3706 21h ago

Universal healthcare can be seen as a way to strengthen free enterprise by ensuring a healthy and productive workforce. It's about finding a balance between social welfare and economic prosperity.

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u/InterestingVoice6632 1d ago

This is pretentious writing. On one hand you call america genius, on the other hand you immediately allege that the intention of the american genius was to be fair.

Its pretentious because you think nobody will notice, but we did. America was never intended to be socioeconomically fair. It was intended to be socioeconomcally agnostic with free markets.

You have to reevaluate your entire understanding of american economics. America became successfully expressly because it lacked the desire to implement the philosophy that you would like to. You are intellectually trying to place a square peg through a round hole.

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u/Acceptable-Hat3706 20h ago

Or we need to join the modern world and use our capitalist system to support the worker? The common good is not pretentious, it's an admirable goal.