CynthiaCypher
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No they are not, one is a political philosophy and the other is an system of economics. The purple subforums in the Political World section are for political movements only. Capitalism is not a political movement.
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Do you support a Capitalist DIR?
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No they are not, one is a political philosophy and the other is an system of economics. The purple subforums in the Political World section are for political movements only. Capitalism is not a political movement.
Ya know, I suspected that.
Perhaps you hate the idea of a bunch'o us running capitalist dogs congregating to sing
the praises of money & free markets without anyone barging in to break some china, eh?
This is an excellent suggestion....an "Economic World" section.
CynthiaCypher
Well-Known Member
And there you go, that would be better. And you could have separate economic subforums
Is anyone annoyed at watching just the 2 of us go at it?
Wait....I didn't mean "go at it" in the sense of "go at it".
I meant just "go at it".
Wait....I didn't mean "go at it" in the sense of "go at it".
I meant just "go at it".
CynthiaCypher
Well-Known Member
No. Not all capitalist believe in a free market, see this is where you guys go wrong. You think all capitalist come from the same cookie cutter. There are different types of capitalisms and capitalists.
Your correctly point out that a capitalist DIR would be a great place to discuss that.
Phil25
Active Member
Says who? Here is the definition of Capitalism capitalism definition - Google Search
Read it before you reply.
CynthiaCypher
Well-Known Member
It's still not a political movement or philosophy. I guess Oxford is defining it as such because it does effect politics. But there is no political philosophy or movement called Capitalism.
CynthiaCypher
Well-Known Member
An Economic subforum would be more appropriate place in which to discuss economics.
Phil25
Active Member
Oxford vs. CynthiaCypher. Who is correct?
CynthiaCypher
Well-Known Member
Webster's!
Definition of CAPITALISM
: an economic system characterized by private or corporate ownership of capital goods, by investments that are determined by private decision, and by prices, production, and the distribution of goods that are determined mainly by competition in a free market.
Well, some posters here don't recognize others' usage or definition of "capitalism".
Regarding your signature de jour....
Since feminism & liberalism aren't political movements, by their reasoning these DIRs
should not exist. And even socialism isn't inherently political, since it could be under a
monarchy, dictatorship, oligarchy, or democracy (so long as it has a strong central authority).
You don't think all the objections are ad hoc, do you?
Phil25
Active Member
They just dont want an Capitalist DIR without any solid reason, other than they hate Capitalism. Haters of Opposition.
Frubalize him already!