Compare how bad things are in the US for many people, directly due to a lack of regulation in many instances. Healthcare pre-Obamacare is a great example.
Compare that things are generally better in countries with more regulation like NZ and Norway.
Consider then that even more regulation is possible to improve things.
I simply disagree. Read the book.
> Compare that things are generally better in countries with more regulation like NZ and Norway.
I don't think they fixed the problem either.
I've read plenty of books criticizing capitalism. How about you read some in support if it?
> I don't think they fixed the problem either.
Twist: They did.
Yeah, sure. You keep believing that.
>Compare how bad things are in the US for many people, directly due to a lack of regulation in many instances. Healthcare pre-Obamacare is a great example.
The regulation has done so well to reign in healthcare corporations that people are shooting healthcare ceos in cold blood on the streets and people are cheering about it.
It's not a question of belief, the evidence is clear as day.
> The regulation has done so well to reign in healthcare corporations that people are shooting healthcare ceos in cold blood on the streets and people are cheering about it.
The GOP is extremely resistant to any regulation and went out of there way to cripple Obamacare as much as they could.
If your takeaway from my previous comment was that regulation in the US is working well, I invite you to re-read it.
Yeah, sure. The economic system that is boiling the planet and will make it unlivable is the best thing ever!
You can’t patch a fundamentally failed system.
The claim that capitalism is fundamentally failed is one that needs support, given that it is capitalist countries that have the highest quality of life and are highest on the happiness indices.
You wouldn't use past failed examples of socialism to argue socialism is fundamentally flawed, would you?
I understand you disagree with me and may be dismissive of my position, but let's try to assume good faith and keep this civil, please? We may end up finding we agree more than disagree.