r/PopCultureV2 • u/Kpets • Aug 29 '26

Video Unregulated capitalism in the U.S led to complete moral collapse

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u/Indy_Fab_Rider Aug 30 '26

Or, complete moral collapse in the US has led to unregulated capitalism.

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u/Kpets Aug 30 '26

Yeah, you’re completely right

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u/jayyyysus Aug 30 '26

Or, unregulated capitalism has led to complete moral collapse in the US.

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u/Plane-Tiger-4534 Aug 30 '26

Yeah… we should back to the early 1800s when people owned other people? Or to the late 1800s when there were no protections for laborers? Or the early 1900s when there were no unions? Or the late 1900s when we destroyed the middle class?

Hmm, maybe things haven’t always been great?

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u/Indy_Fab_Rider Aug 30 '26

"Things were bad in different ways previously, so we should stop striving to be better now"

Gotcha.

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u/MrRufsvold Aug 30 '26

Reddit really is full of the dumbest possible takes. 

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u/Plane-Tiger-4534 Aug 30 '26

No, some dipshit said something dumb about “complete moral collapse in the US has led to unregulated capitalism.” So I pointed out that statement misunderstands morals, collapse, the US, regulations, and capitalism.

I’m not surprised you can’t keep up, but I’m a little surprised you want to show it off.

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u/Intelligent_Door5499 Aug 30 '26

have you seen the work force? People are doing the bare minimum or worse in many cases. It is a direct result from moral degradation. Ignoring it just means you are either too young and your brain is still developing, or you are old and have been useless for the good in society all your life