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Originally Posted by MS Fowler
Its not a question of helping the citizens, its HOW BEST to help the citizens. Capitalists believe that government helps the most when it tries to do the least, and thereby imposing the least drag on the economy.
As one goes down the spectrum away from capitalism toward socialism, different people want to stop at different points along the way. The danger, as I see it, is government imposing too much burden on business that the kill the goose that laid the golden egg. Now, where I vary with some purer capitalists, is that I want business to cover the full cost of their production---the cost of remediating the environment, the cost of restoring Larry's land to its former state, etc.
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So, it sounds like in your view there is Capitalism, sort of fixed and purely defined as a single point on this spectrum, and anything that varies from that is on a slippery slope towards socialism. What am I missing here?
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