Say your political ideology.

[Romextly]

Conservative Libertarian

[Countesia]

Left leaning libertarian centrist

[Hakinda Herseyi Duymak istiyorum]

Social Democrat Kemalism

[Compassionate Centrist Christians]

Centrist Libertarian/Social Democrat

[Duvniask]

I'm fairly libertarian and an ardent capitalist though I'm also thoroughly against big business.

People on NSG always manage to come up with the most nonsensical configuration of political leanings, this being an excellent example.

The logical endpoint of capitalist development is concentration and monopolization, wherever economies of scale allow it. The above post seems to indicate a petty bourgeois mindset that wishes to crystallize capitalism in some sort of romanticized ideal of small businesses everywhere, something that was characteristic of capitalism in its earliest stage - such a wish is doomed to failure, and only by stifling the economic basis of society can you delay the inevitable consolidation that leads to "big business".

[Silvedania]

libertarian left

[The Spook Who Sat By The Door]

I'm fairly libertarian and an ardent capitalist though I'm also thoroughly against big business.

People on NSG always manage to come up with the most nonsensical configuration of political leanings, this being an excellent example.

The logical endpoint of capitalist development is concentration and monopolization, wherever economies of scale allow it. The above post seems to indicate a petty bourgeois mindset that wishes to crystallize capitalism in some sort of romanticized ideal of small businesses everywhere, something that was characteristic of capitalism in its earliest stage - such a wish is doomed to failure, and only by stifling the economic basis of society can you delay the inevitable consolidation that leads to "big business".

What would capitalism look like if there were no special privileges given to corporations, e.g. no personhood, no liability shield for individuals involved? What would capitalism look like without fiat currency and fractional reserve banking?

[Bordanovia]

bolshevist, drawing from leftcoms and trotskyists as well as non-leninist bolsheviks like Bogdanov

[Bordanovia]

I'm fairly libertarian and an ardent capitalist though I'm also thoroughly against big business.

People on NSG always manage to come up with the most nonsensical configuration of political leanings, this being an excellent example.

The logical endpoint of capitalist development is concentration and monopolization, wherever economies of scale allow it. The above post seems to indicate a petty bourgeois mindset that wishes to crystallize capitalism in some sort of romanticized ideal of small businesses everywhere, something that was characteristic of capitalism in its earliest stage - such a wish is doomed to failure, and only by stifling the economic basis of society can you delay the inevitable consolidation that leads to "big business".

truuu comrade, well said

[Bordanovia]

People on NSG always manage to come up with the most nonsensical configuration of political leanings, this being an excellent example.

The logical endpoint of capitalist development is concentration and monopolization, wherever economies of scale allow it. The above post seems to indicate a petty bourgeois mindset that wishes to crystallize capitalism in some sort of romanticized ideal of small businesses everywhere, something that was characteristic of capitalism in its earliest stage - such a wish is doomed to failure, and only by stifling the economic basis of society can you delay the inevitable consolidation that leads to "big business".

What would capitalism look like if there were no special privileges given to corporations, e.g. no personhood, no liability shield for individuals involved? What would capitalism look like without fiat currency and fractional reserve banking?

concentration and monopolization. those things are "part of" capitalism not because of an ideological struggle of how best to run an economy, but because the state, as an organ for bourgeois class struggle, is used to maintain and reproduce capitalism, often through these methods you've mentioned. capitalism without them is fathomable, it certainly used to be the case, but its not any more for real reasons that are unavoidable.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

''Pinko commie!'', according to my husband. I do lean left on the political spectrum, according to a few online tests I've taken, but I don't put too much trust in those. I just go with what politically sounds good to me. Does that covers it? Ok.

[Salus Maior]

Catholic Constitutional Monarchist, Distributist, Localist.

[Velaland]

My nation is libertarian but I’m personally conservative

[Blue Nagia]

I don't know if there's a name for "give the land over to its indigenous caretakers, who are already doing the crucial work of sustainable land management and food production and could do it a lot better if they weren't impoverished and oppressed at every turn, and also put these methods into place around the world before we all slide into the boiling oceans and die".

But that's my political alignment.

[Dagnia]

Zen-fascist hippie nationalism. It actually makes quite a bit of sense after some explanation.

[The Spook Who Sat By The Door]

What would capitalism look like if there were no special privileges given to corporations, e.g. no personhood, no liability shield for individuals involved? What would capitalism look like without fiat currency and fractional reserve banking?

concentration and monopolization. those things are "part of" capitalism not because of an ideological struggle of how best to run an economy, but because the state, as an organ for bourgeois class struggle, is used to maintain and reproduce capitalism, often through these methods you've mentioned. capitalism without them is fathomable, it certainly used to be the case, but its not any more for real reasons that are unavoidable.

Real reasons that are unavoidable means what?

[Postauthoritarian America]

Socialist Anti-Republican. I live and work for the Socialist worker's paradise. To that end, I support the candidate most likely to defeat any Republican in any election. Down with all traitors.

[Intaglio]

I suppose I'm something of a moderate; I don't favor extremes of either side. Socially, I do admit I lean more to left, while fiscally I lean more right, but I have minimal knowledge of economic isues, so who knows if that will change.

[Picairn]

Socially liberal social democrat with anti-communist and anti-fascist views.

[Western Theram]

Mutualism/market anarchism
which i guess would be covered under "libertarian socialism"

[Suriyanakhon]

Left-libertarian, mostly leaning to green socialism.

[Major-Tom]

Politically chill.

[Kowani]

People on NSG always manage to come up with the most nonsensical configuration of political leanings, this being an excellent example.

The logical endpoint of capitalist development is concentration and monopolization, wherever economies of scale allow it. The above post seems to indicate a petty bourgeois mindset that wishes to crystallize capitalism in some sort of romanticized ideal of small businesses everywhere, something that was characteristic of capitalism in its earliest stage - such a wish is doomed to failure, and only by stifling the economic basis of society can you delay the inevitable consolidation that leads to "big business".

What would capitalism look like if there were no special privileges given to corporations, e.g. no personhood, no liability shield for individuals involved? What would capitalism look like without fiat currency and fractional reserve banking?

not much different
markets tend towards consolidation over time
it's an internal law

[Borderlands of Rojava]

I'm fairly libertarian and an ardent capitalist though I'm also thoroughly against big business.

People on NSG always manage to come up with the most nonsensical configuration of political leanings, this being an excellent example.

The logical endpoint of capitalist development is concentration and monopolization, wherever economies of scale allow it. The above post seems to indicate a petty bourgeois mindset that wishes to crystallize capitalism in some sort of romanticized ideal of small businesses everywhere, something that was characteristic of capitalism in its earliest stage - such a wish is doomed to failure, and only by stifling the economic basis of society can you delay the inevitable consolidation that leads to "big business".

This is a big reason why I'm not a social Democrat. The issue with capitalism is it's a slippery slope, which prevents it from being humanized or tamed.

Once you introduce a profit motive, all kinds of shit goes down. Corporations develope, lobbying becomes an industry, wars get fought for resources, the environment gets fucked by big business and the world goes down to hell.

[Borderlands of Rojava]

''Pinko commie!'', according to my husband. I do lean left on the political spectrum, according to a few online tests I've taken, but I don't put too much trust in those. I just go with what politically sounds good to me. Does that covers it? Ok.

I've always gotten socdem vibes from you.