Sundiata wrote:Suriyanakhon wrote:
It's pretty hard to improve something that is nonviable for the future and is resulting in massive income gaps and natural destruction.
Well, the core of what I am saying is that every single person should own private property. That my property starts where your ends.
Communism bad. The term is seen as taboo. But I agree that completely stripping private property rights is problematic to a prosperous and growing society. However, let's not let our criticisms or dare I say fears of communism poison our thoughts on welfare and similarly socialist policies. To some degree, we need our government to foster the development of our people and the agencies which do just that. An ideal society values private property rights, a capitalist market with prudent but not constricting oversight, and a government that uses its powers to supply aid to its people when needed.
Also, before I engage more in this discussion, how does this all relate to the OP?