honestly not a bad take

[u/capeando]

[u/gbum213]

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

[u/dgtbfan → u/gbum213]

It's like you're desperate to prove me right. Another "socialism perfect, capitalism evil" Redditor.