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  6.  @andreiplesa2935  Ha! No, commies revolting in 1884 didn't cause any of those things to be put in place half a century later. Capitalism is WHY we have wealth. Free markets allow brilliant minds maximum freedom to innovate and create value. It's why extreme poverty will be abolished in 2030. There's nothing worthless about free markets. If you think so, you're welcome to not partake in trade. Go be a juche and enjoy all the spoils in the DPRK. Capitalism and free markets are why the human condition has evolved beyond spear-hucking and dying of cholera at age 6. We've been able to acquire and cultivate wealth due to transforming resources to create goods and services that people value more than their money and improve quality of life. There is no science in a world without profit. There is no technology in a world without profit. There is no innovation in a world without profit. There is only starvation and shortages because people aren't rewarded for producing and creating things people want and need. It's really easy to say free markets are worthless when you have no Understanding of econ. It's like an anti-vaxxer that doesn't understand biology and medicine or a flat-earther that doesn't understand astronomy and geography or an anti-GMO activist that doesn't understand botany and farming. I'd recommend you familiarise yourself with what free markets are and how they work by reading up on economics. Learning won't hurt you, and questioning your beliefs won't either. I'd recommend "Basic Economics" by Thomas Sowell or "Economics in One Lesson" by Henry Hazlitt. Hayek is also a great resource. Those safety conditions came into place because workers had bargaining power. It wasn't a revolt, it was valuable workers demanding more, and money-hungry companies competing with one another for better employees. Henry Ford popularized this in the U.S.
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