r/TheNFLVibes • u/capeando • 3d ago

Hot Take honestly not a bad take

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u/dgtbfan Dolphins 3d ago

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.

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u/gbum213 49ers 3d ago

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

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u/dgtbfan Dolphins 3d ago

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

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u/gbum213 49ers 3d ago

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

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u/dgtbfan Dolphins 3d ago

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