Why Capitalism Fails

[Jack]

Jack deleted her comment. Too bad; I had just replied.

Realized not in the mood.

[MLA]

Jack deleted her comment. Too bad; I had just replied.

Realized not in the mood.

I feel ya.  So much easy ground to cover, but what's the point?

[Jack]

Generally like thinking about economics; no point needed. Just tired today.

[RageBeoulve]

Jack deleted her comment. Too bad; I had just replied.

Generalising to a single entity does work. It's just enough to produce a terrific argument based on faulty assumptions. No-one will notice.

I'm just stating that corporate venture only works in the current paradigm. If libertarians and the like had their way, their hopes and dreams would die right out of the gate.

[MLA]

Jack deleted her comment. Too bad; I had just replied.

Generalising to a single entity does work. It's just enough to produce a terrific argument based on faulty assumptions. No-one will notice.

I'm just stating that corporate venture only works in the current paradigm. If libertarians and the like had their way, their hopes and dreams would die right out of the gate.

He's right there 

[RageBeoulve]

Jack deleted her comment. Too bad; I had just replied.

Generalising to a single entity does work. It's just enough to produce a terrific argument based on faulty assumptions. No-one will notice.

I'm just stating that corporate venture only works in the current paradigm. If libertarians and the like had their way, their hopes and dreams would die right out of the gate.

He's right there 

*Shrug*

Nobody else seems to have the sack to say it, but I know you understand it.

[odeon]

Jack deleted her comment. Too bad; I had just replied.

Generalising to a single entity does work. It's just enough to produce a terrific argument based on faulty assumptions. No-one will notice.

I'm just stating that corporate venture only works in the current paradigm. If libertarians and the like had their way, their hopes and dreams would die right out of the gate.

And you're generalising again.

[RageBeoulve]

Jack deleted her comment. Too bad; I had just replied.

Generalising to a single entity does work. It's just enough to produce a terrific argument based on faulty assumptions. No-one will notice.

I'm just stating that corporate venture only works in the current paradigm. If libertarians and the like had their way, their hopes and dreams would die right out of the gate.

And you're generalising again.

How so? Every libertarian I have ever had a conversation with expressed that they would like to remove government from the market, but then sing praises of a free market and how wealthy they could become in it. I have talked to a LOT of them, and they are never able to answer me when I tell them that this means everyone will have the right to compete freely in the market in a "free market", which means corporate venture cannot exist. 

[Hannah]

for some reason this late morning/early afternoon the thread title read 'Why Campaignism Fails' 

[odeon]

Jack deleted her comment. Too bad; I had just replied.

Generalising to a single entity does work. It's just enough to produce a terrific argument based on faulty assumptions. No-one will notice.

I'm just stating that corporate venture only works in the current paradigm. If libertarians and the like had their way, their hopes and dreams would die right out of the gate.

And you're generalising again.

How so? Every libertarian I have ever had a conversation with expressed that they would like to remove government from the market, but then sing praises of a free market and how wealthy they could become in it. I have talked to a LOT of them, and they are never able to answer me when I tell them that this means everyone will have the right to compete freely in the market in a "free market", which means corporate venture cannot exist.

Honestly, mate, if you can't see where your generalisations in the above are, there's little point for me to point them out.

[RageBeoulve]

Jack deleted her comment. Too bad; I had just replied.

Generalising to a single entity does work. It's just enough to produce a terrific argument based on faulty assumptions. No-one will notice.

I'm just stating that corporate venture only works in the current paradigm. If libertarians and the like had their way, their hopes and dreams would die right out of the gate.

And you're generalising again.

How so? Every libertarian I have ever had a conversation with expressed that they would like to remove government from the market, but then sing praises of a free market and how wealthy they could become in it. I have talked to a LOT of them, and they are never able to answer me when I tell them that this means everyone will have the right to compete freely in the market in a "free market", which means corporate venture cannot exist.

Honestly, mate, if you can't see where your generalisations in the above are, there's little point for me to point them out.

Lol ok.