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@Lord Commander Snow, My father came from a family where at the age of 10 he had to pay for half his family's meals. He joined the fire department in '77 and began to do construction as a side job. In '85 he was making upwards of 110 thousand dollars per year, before investing it and making much, much more. You don't need a fancy free college degree or some cushy office job, you just need to have the courage to run into a burning building and the balls to work 40 feet in the air. Yes, he got pretty lucky, but still
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Capitalism has its uses but there are some things it should not be in. Such as healthcare. There's nothing wrong with making money. Hiking prices just because you can at the expense of the health and lives of others is no longer capitalism. It's just greed. Ask yourself this before disagreeing. Why is it several thousand dollars for a signal days hospital visit at times? And then people complain about insurance rates.
Capitalism is great. I can buy this phone made by some poor bloke in China who is on the verge of jumping off the roof of the factory because it's so fvcking miserable there just so that I can browse funnypics while taking a shjt.