Comments by "Tespri" (@Tespri) on "Jordan B Peterson"
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@definitelynotcrazyrei3890
Wikipedia is not reliable source, literally anyone can edit it.
"Only to Peterson fans would Wikipedia's listing of many sources seem like a bad thing."
You clearly lack brain activity to get my point. I didn't say that listing sources is bad thing. You see wikipedia articles has this number which is reference to wikipedia's sources. You copy pasting whole thing including the number itself makes your post look terrible. Even worse... You didn't even admit at the time that your source was wikipedia.
Basically you copied and pasted some text and thought it makes you look smart and as if it comes out of your mouth.
"And the only inaccuracy that plagues that page is the fact that Denmark has raised the amount of workers required for representation to 35, and it has very little effect for those workers anyway, it only really takes effect at up to 150+ workers under one person/company's employ."
Citation needed that every company needs 35 worker presentation in denmark. Also 35 representing doesn't mean that they have ownership or control over the company.
Thus still capitalist company.
"It's no longer PURE Capitalist, workers get a say in how that business operates, as opposed to one person/small group of people only having their say."
Name a single country in history of this planet that was "pure" capitalist.
And no workers don't get to say how business operates. Right for it is still on the owner. Represents can just voice out their opinions.
"There's a fairly good reason why most, if not ALL developed nations are mixed economies, don't just dismiss this because you don't understand, tickle that urge for knowledge once."
Name a single nation on this planet which doesn't have mixed economy on given definition you gave before.
"In another thread, guy cries about my typing "walls of text", YOU cry when I do not."
There is this thing called as segments, learn to use them.
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