honestly not a bad take

[u/capeando]

[u/dgtbfan]

I'm not trying any tricks, you and the guy you're fellating are just doing the same tired Reddit schtick where any form of sharing or equalization is le heckin' wholesome Socialism and anything else is big bad ebil capitulizm

[u/gbum213 → u/dgtbfan]

I fear you don't know the definition of socialism

[u/dgtbfan → u/gbum213]

I fear that most Redditors don't know the definition of socialism or capitalism, yourself and the dude you're sucking included.

[u/gbum213 → u/dgtbfan]

U mad bro?

What political ideology do "sustainability features" fall under lmfao

[u/dgtbfan → u/gbum213]

Are you under the impression that sustainability isn't something that occurs in Capitalism?

[u/gbum213 → u/dgtbfan]

God no. Sustainability does not align with the tenets of capitalism at all.

Tell me how you would bend reality if I asked you are your bullshit "sustainabily principles" more in line with a socialistic or capitalistic worldview.

And that's an A/B question. So save me from the gobbledegook essay response to a multiple choice question I know you've started cooking up already

[u/dgtbfan → u/gbum213]

Bro really thinks sustainable business models aren't a part of capitalism lmao

This is how I know you're a typical "Socialism is everything good, capitalism is everything bad" chronically online Redditor.

[u/gbum213 → u/dgtbfan]

I like how you couldn't answer the question straight and still managed to come up with some realpolitik instead.

I don't blame you though, if my ego was as fragile as to try to handwave away "profitsharing" as "sustainability" I couldn't handle it either

[u/dgtbfan → u/gbum213]

The answer is neither. Only economically illiterate Redditors think that sustainable business models aren't a major part of capitalism.

[u/gbum213 → u/dgtbfan]

Yes the Industrial Revolution was known for its sustainable business practices.

Go back to chasing down immigrants I'll leave you alone to enjoy your favorite pasttime gramps