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<blockquote data-quote="Retired36yrs" data-source="post: 5316606" data-attributes="member: 100065">Well, I am not one to jump on any kind of bandwagon, And at the same time I try not to poo poo on anyone’s parade.It’s very logical to Me that capitalism is the ideal societal method of growth and fulfillment. This is because of how I was raised. I was raised and taught to work hard and make yourself an asset to society. I was never taught to depend on anyone for my fulfillment in life. I was also taught to give when giving was needed when people I know and meet are down and out for reasons beyond their control. I was one of those myself at one time.Try to imagine this: if everyone practiced a capitalistic way of existing, without any knowledge of Socialism as though it never existed, would the world be more or less productive? Would society be more or less fulfilled? Because of capitalism which generates competition, would the widgets made in a capitalist society be more or less efficient?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Retired36yrs, post: 5316606, member: 100065"] Well, I am not one to jump on any kind of bandwagon, And at the same time I try not to poo poo on anyone’s parade. It’s very logical to Me that capitalism is the ideal societal method of growth and fulfillment. This is because of how I was raised. I was raised and taught to work hard and make yourself an asset to society. I was never taught to depend on anyone for my fulfillment in life. I was also taught to give when giving was needed when people I know and meet are down and out for reasons beyond their control. I was one of those myself at one time. Try to imagine this: if everyone practiced a capitalistic way of existing, without any knowledge of Socialism as though it never existed, would the world be more or less productive? Would society be more or less fulfilled? Because of capitalism which generates competition, would the widgets made in a capitalist society be more or less efficient? [/QUOTE]

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