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but answer my question, what if I don't want to profit share? what if I want to join or create a private venture instead?

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do you even know what that word means lol I am cool with people choosing their means of profit distribution, you are not. I just quickly pointed out how authoritarian that gets.

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if that's the case so be it, the fact that it can exist while the other wouldn't makes my point

Who's to say I can't earn more in a private venture and therefore would prefer that? You don't see how quickly authoritarian you are getting here? You are deciding what's good for me without even realizing it

or small business but you ignore that

If I wanted that 'd join a co-op or workers owned company. I am glad I get that option in a capitalist society, I wouldn't even had a choice in creating anything but that in a socialist society

it is because again you oversimplified a system to make a point where I easily took it apart with numbers. Again, try not to straw man next time

You are replying to my comment to specifically not enagage with it at all and instead push your propaganda You treat your ideology as a religion and it's cringe, see reasons why think so in the page before

By completely sidestepping what I'm saying to push your propaganda?

The good thing there's nothing stopping Americans from doing so, you can set up your own worker owned company be the change you want in the world

then why even engage with my reply retard

I am not a libertarian I just a good old modern liberal who believes in a strong welfare state

again that's just an oversimplification, most companies are not owned by this caricature of capitalist you have. A lot do have a share ownership structure or are owned by stockholders such as 401k holders

I believe religion bad, I will never do a lazy interpretation of the pro religion argument its just lazy intellectually

if you cant engage with the reality that most americans hold capital of some sort then you want a vibes based argument and idc for those Like I said, don't engage in strawmans

715,000 active 401(k) plans operating across the United States. While only a small fraction of all registered small businesses sponsor a plan, large corporations skew the numbers: roughly 79% of American workers are employed by a company that offers a 401(k)-style retirement plan. [1, 2]...

stockholders can be the workers, management, even the owner who at time works for said companies. It is an extreme reduction to make your "capitalism bad" point. If you're going to engage in something I'd advise to not straw man the opposition as it just makes your argument look ridiculous...

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