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  33.  @HiDefHDMusic  Have you even looked at capitalistic countries? It has it's flaws but it's not coincidental that capitalistic countries flourish and Communistic countries failed. To start, Abraham Lincoln in a speech he gave defined slavery this way he said, "You make toil, you plant the fields, and you make bread and I will eat it." The relevance of that statement is that the benefit of a capitalist system is that you reap the fruit of your own labor this also means it encourages and even provides means of entrepreneurship which allows a given craft, let's say food production for example, to be perfected. Why? Because the laborer is reaping whatever he puts in. If he puts in everything he gets everything he puts in nothing he gets nothing. Communist systems want to be the entrepreneur not the laborer. Proof of this? Who is it that lives in the big houses, rides in limos, enjoys the high class status and so on? It certainly isn't the laborer. In fact the Chinese laborers biggest complaint is being overworked with barely enough pay to get by in China's current economy. And how many have actually been credited for some discovery, or innovation, or even making better a particular craft that isn't a party member? I sure as heck can't find 1 and why would they when there is no incentive for them to do so. They are just happy to have a job and a roof over their heads. Who is reaping the fruits of their labor? The State is. According to Abraham Lincoln who fought a war to end slavery and passed the 13th amendment to abolish slavery that is the very definition of slavery. Is Capitalism perfect? Of course not but then again no manmade thing ever is but compared to communism and fascism it gives the best incentive for ones labor.
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