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 Originally Posted by Poopadoop
That's fine and he may be right (didn't watch but I might some time), but it doesn't address my other point. If you take capitalism to it's extreme, there's no recourse for anyone who lacks resources to obtain things they might desperately need.
That's already the case. Capitalism improves access. Government bills its programs as helping the least fortunate, but it doesn't. This isn't entirely due to corruption either. For example, the least fortunate are made worse off by "good" programs to help them because those programs by nature are disincentives for their improvement.
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