Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="NotoriousPeIeG" data-source="post: 2335880" data-attributes="member: 762089">I don&#039;t eat at any of those restaurants regularly, ( KFC maybe twice a year) .I do not shop at Wallmart.Am I not free to spend my money where I see fit?Or would you prefer Walmart be nationalized and the socialists get to run the show? Will that make us free?Oh wait, as I recall there was such a state run chain of stores... it was called &quot;Konsume&quot;&nbsp; And the SED (Soziale Einheits Patie Deutschland&#039;s) and the shelves were empty..I get it,&nbsp; as long as nobody has more access to goods than anyone else, then its ok if nobody has access to any goods.. right?The problem with capitalism is that 2% of the population wants to own everything and not share it with anyone.The problem with Socialism is that 98% of the population owns nothing and they want to share that with everyone.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NotoriousPeIeG, post: 2335880, member: 762089"] I don't eat at any of those restaurants regularly, ( KFC maybe twice a year) . I do not shop at Wallmart. Am I not free to spend my money where I see fit? Or would you prefer Walmart be nationalized and the socialists get to run the show? Will that make us free? Oh wait, as I recall there was such a state run chain of stores... it was called "Konsume" And the SED (Soziale Einheits Patie Deutschland's) and the shelves were empty.. I get it, as long as nobody has more access to goods than anyone else, then its ok if nobody has access to any goods.. right? The problem with capitalism is that 2% of the population wants to own everything and not share it with anyone. The problem with Socialism is that 98% of the population owns nothing and they want to share that with everyone. [/QUOTE]

Name

Verification

Loading…