Has capitalism proven to be the superior system?

[JamesBond007]

It´s not the best, it´s the least bad.

Quoted for truth what we agree upon here is kind of what Winston Churchill had in mind when he said :

"No-one pretends that democracy is perfect or all-wise," Winston Churchill observed in 1947. "Indeed, it has been said that democracy is the worst form of Government except all those other forms that have been tried from time to time."

[JamesBond007]

It´s not the best, it´s the least bad.

Quoted for truth what we agree upon here is kind of what Winston Churchill had in mind when he said :

"No-one pretends that democracy is perfect or all-wise," Winston Churchill observed in 1947. "Indeed, it has been said that democracy is the worst form of Government except all those other forms that have been tried from time to time."

[liveforthenight]

The class divide in the states is even larger now than ever before. People can't afford anything. Eventually poor and working class people will have had enough

[zebruh]

No. Russia had a good system for a bit but cherbonyle happened and the last people to run the soviet union ran it poorly. Otherwise it did well for it recovered from being devasted twice. And they also defeated Nazi germany.

[Hasien]

No. At least not In Latin America, it doesn't work since It creates more class division among Citizens.

Let me ask you? Did you consider essential needs public college education? Health care? Housing? Because I do.

[zebruh]

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[Chile Raptor 2.0]

capitalismo es la máquina de sacar pobreza....no se por qué eligen socialistas las generaciones nuevas...pendejos idiotas

[barnumandbailey]

Capitalism has certainly yielded a superior quality of life, but only under certain conditions. It's really an incredibly vulnerable system, and I'll choose to liken it to a Jenga tower - with each 'block' removed, the system's integrity degrades a little. It's certainly unsustainable, and I have a feeling that we'll be witnessing a great shift (at least in the West) sometime this century.

[Andullero]

Hey everyone,

I was talking with a Cuban driver and he was telling me about his life experinces. He said to Cuba, Venezuela and any countries who embrace socialism or socialist values go down the drain. He also told me that he enjoyed living in the USA much more than living in Spain since Spain had introduced some socialist policies and this made it slower less exciting things going on(Again, this is his own personal opinion, I've never been to Spain, so I don't know).

Recipe for a nation's economic success:
Capitalism, Individualism, Small nuclear families, Start families late or even no families at all(Both Whites and Asians do this since they are K-Selected), Strong rule of law, tough police force, put more value on peope working over getting education(to start as small bussiness is better to not bother with graduate school), small and limited goverment, low taxes since your country is individualistic you are focused on your own well-being.

What do you guys think?

That it only yields superior results as long as it goes together hand in hand with a strong dosis of ethnonationalism (a la Japan, or nowadays, China, in other words, the ethnostate). Otherwise it ends up transforming the country into a big plantation where only a small elite holds all the wealth while the immense mass of the population gets to duke it out with the immigrants brought over by said elites in order to depress national salaries. In other words, without a state and/or corps of law strongly limiting what the oligarchy and corporations can do, the system has the seeds built in to produce endless chaos and bloody revolution.