Capitalism, why are people against it?
It what makes America the most economically advanced country! Why prefer Socialism over Capitalism?
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People are mainly against it because it benefits only one demographic group within a society. Those who have the ability to 'Climb'
And fortunately I can climb.
But there is a moral question which is rarely if ever addressed and it's what about the crippled among us. Those who don't stand a chance ? Who looks out for their interests?
And fortunately I can climb.
But there is a moral question which is rarely if ever addressed and it's what about the crippled among us. Those who don't stand a chance ? Who looks out for their interests?
@NoGamesTolerated Yes I do understand these programs are in situ . We have similar schemes in the UK. & so there should be.
But what about 'Dignity' ?
None of it - for those who have to queue in lines at soup kitchens/ food banks. fishing out stamps at the supermarket often in front of their children.
Every human being should be afforded a sense of dignity. Theres no Article within the 'Human Rights Bill' which specifically stipulates this .
But there should be.
In westernised countries .. there are provisions a plenty to give it.
Rather than taking the comunist approach. I'm more in favour of the "basic income" ideal .
I believe a few of these schemes have been trialling in a handful of westernised countries.
Successfully it seems.
Give everyone a fair chance is my belief
'Humanitarianism' is the Socital Ideal . It really ought to be norm. & never Capitalism
But what about 'Dignity' ?
None of it - for those who have to queue in lines at soup kitchens/ food banks. fishing out stamps at the supermarket often in front of their children.
Every human being should be afforded a sense of dignity. Theres no Article within the 'Human Rights Bill' which specifically stipulates this .
But there should be.
In westernised countries .. there are provisions a plenty to give it.
Rather than taking the comunist approach. I'm more in favour of the "basic income" ideal .
I believe a few of these schemes have been trialling in a handful of westernised countries.
Successfully it seems.
Give everyone a fair chance is my belief
'Humanitarianism' is the Socital Ideal . It really ought to be norm. & never Capitalism