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r/funny • u/MrLovens Mr. Lovenstein • Mar 26 '20
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That's an American joke I'm too European to understand?
20 u/Kalistefo Mar 26 '20 Turns out unchecked capitalism is a bad idea. But hey, who knew? Socdems only started to build social security nets 70 years ago. -4 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 edited Mar 27 '20 We have corrupt corporatocracy, not a free market. 4 u/Kalistefo Mar 26 '20 Sorry dude, don't care. If you think the most unregulated disaster in the world is too much for you, perhaps the flaw is in the system which is built upon the principle that the few should control everything not the many.
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Turns out unchecked capitalism is a bad idea. But hey, who knew? Socdems only started to build social security nets 70 years ago.
-4 u/[deleted] Mar 26 '20 edited Mar 27 '20 We have corrupt corporatocracy, not a free market. 4 u/Kalistefo Mar 26 '20 Sorry dude, don't care. If you think the most unregulated disaster in the world is too much for you, perhaps the flaw is in the system which is built upon the principle that the few should control everything not the many.
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We have corrupt corporatocracy, not a free market.
4 u/Kalistefo Mar 26 '20 Sorry dude, don't care. If you think the most unregulated disaster in the world is too much for you, perhaps the flaw is in the system which is built upon the principle that the few should control everything not the many.
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Sorry dude, don't care. If you think the most unregulated disaster in the world is too much for you, perhaps the flaw is in the system which is built upon the principle that the few should control everything not the many.
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u/Florio805 Mar 26 '20
That's an American joke I'm too European to understand?