Desire to Kill the Streetcar

[Crepitus]

An interesting article of how the cooperation in capitalism works. Cooperation is one of the main principles of capitalism, obviously, this cooperation exists between equals that share same interests, in the case of capitalism, there is only one interest: earn more money. Social values are absolutely secondary, is more, they are usually a chain to the main goal: make profit. And, history proves how unrestrained capitalism is very good. And obviously, this episode that is described below is impossible to happen in a free market system. It was fault of the government, obviously.



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Dr. Doom noticed that in a 1988 movie.


Unrestrained capitalism is not a good thing, the consumer eventually loses out. Gotta have some rules.

[kilgram]

I pretty much completely disagree with you.

I know. I disagree with you.

However, history and real world proves me right. Another day I am going to talk how oil companies knowing of better technologies to reduce the pollution of oil motors they hide that knowledge because it was against their interests in that moment.

[Ethereal]

"Public" transportation infrastructure is owned collectively through the state.

So if it's being sold off to private corporations, it's being done under the aegis of collectivism and statism, not free markets.

But Kilgram has his own special version of English that only he speaks, so he defines "free market" however he wants with no regard to its actual meaning.

Kind of hard to have a rational discussion with someone who makes up their own definitions for words and concepts.

[Mac-7]

I know. I disagree with you.

However, history and real world proves me right. Another day I am going to talk how oil companies knowing of better technologies to reduce the pollution of oil motors they hide that knowledge because it was against their interests in that moment.

Wacko alert!

The oil companies have no reason or desire to "pollute" the environment.

[kilgram]

Wacko alert!

The oil companies have no reason or desire to "pollute" the environment.

No, but they don't care if they pollute it, if there is more profit.

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[Mac-7]

No, but they don't care if they pollute it, if there is more profit.

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I guess that depends on the far left defination of pollution.

If you consider CO2 to be a form of pollution then the oil companies are thinking clearly and far left environmentalists are not.