@@Speed001 The short answer: while not perfect Capitalism allows for more freedoms; meaning more charities, better education opportunities, less exploitation by the government, and the choice to buy from, vote for and endorse those you like the services of while leaving more exploitative organisations to fail, as well as hiring lawyers to stand up for you. Long Answer: the term "Fascist" is a reference to Mussolini's supporters called "fasces": they were Socialists, and like pretty much all Socialists, they hated Capitalism; believing that a Totalitarian government having control over everyone would use their power to help people achieve a better society before dismantling itself, and _totally_ wouldn't abuse that power to encourage or commit genocide against certain demographics in society or make people they didn't like vanish from the world of the living, or falsify crimes to have opposition arrested. The Germans, impoverished and heavily sanctioned after The First World War did the same: partly because of lies and propaganda they were exposed to, and partly as a desperate attempt to reduce their poverty; thus, the national socialist party A.K.A. the nazi party came to power and enacted the holocaust. The only difference was that they allowed private ownership of property to whoever obeyed them without question, or they'll seize their assets like any other marxist inspired politic: in practice, it was just the state owning your stuff with extra steps, which is typical of socialists. After The Second World War, Germany was split, with the West being capitalist, and the East being communist. People preferred West Germany, as it was cheaper, so East Germany erected multiple layers of walls called the Berlin Wall, and those who tried to cross these obstacles were shot and killed by commies pretending the West of Berlin was nazi and fascist. One gay advocate for communism in East Germany once claimed he had a lifestyle plan to combat nazism, which just turned out to be an excuse for him and some others to sexually abuse young boys as part of a "social experiment." Many African countries also turned to socialism, according to Dr. Thomas Sowell, and went from thriving to impoverished civilisations, with food rotting in warehouses due to no one being able to buy it. Many sweatshops are in socialist and communist countries like China and a lot of Africa, with some South American countries like Brazil being examples of capitalist countries permitting sweatshops. P.S. Capitalism tends to avoid federalism where possible; one exception being to prevent monopolies from forming.
@@Speed001 Capitalism avoids controlling everything and centralised power while marxist inspired movements view control as their main goal. Plus, the kentler experiment was carried out in East Germany: look it up.
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''I didn't gaslight anybody'' while in the middle of trying to gaslight everybody
Coal for Jelly's factories! Exactly what she needed!
Jelly "God's strongest sexist" Hoshiumi doesn't know why she got coal
Jelly always manipulate chat. Coal is what she getting
Santa probably thinks she prefers to smoke the coal 🚬
Santa does not endorse misogeny, Jelly
But he does endorse capitalism
@@Speed001 Good: it means he's not fascistic.
@@1012-v9r huh? How does one exclude the other?
@@Speed001 The short answer: while not perfect Capitalism allows for more freedoms; meaning more charities, better education opportunities, less exploitation by the government, and the choice to buy from, vote for and endorse those you like the services of while leaving more exploitative organisations to fail, as well as hiring lawyers to stand up for you.
Long Answer: the term "Fascist" is a reference to Mussolini's supporters called "fasces": they were Socialists, and like pretty much all Socialists, they hated Capitalism; believing that a Totalitarian government having control over everyone would use their power to help people achieve a better society before dismantling itself, and _totally_ wouldn't abuse that power to encourage or commit genocide against certain demographics in society or make people they didn't like vanish from the world of the living, or falsify crimes to have opposition arrested.
The Germans, impoverished and heavily sanctioned after The First World War did the same: partly because of lies and propaganda they were exposed to, and partly as a desperate attempt to reduce their poverty; thus, the national socialist party A.K.A. the nazi party came to power and enacted the holocaust. The only difference was that they allowed private ownership of property to whoever obeyed them without question, or they'll seize their assets like any other marxist inspired politic: in practice, it was just the state owning your stuff with extra steps, which is typical of socialists.
After The Second World War, Germany was split, with the West being capitalist, and the East being communist. People preferred West Germany, as it was cheaper, so East Germany erected multiple layers of walls called the Berlin Wall, and those who tried to cross these obstacles were shot and killed by commies pretending the West of Berlin was nazi and fascist. One gay advocate for communism in East Germany once claimed he had a lifestyle plan to combat nazism, which just turned out to be an excuse for him and some others to sexually abuse young boys as part of a "social experiment."
Many African countries also turned to socialism, according to Dr. Thomas Sowell, and went from thriving to impoverished civilisations, with food rotting in warehouses due to no one being able to buy it.
Many sweatshops are in socialist and communist countries like China and a lot of Africa, with some South American countries like Brazil being examples of capitalist countries permitting sweatshops.
P.S. Capitalism tends to avoid federalism where possible; one exception being to prevent monopolies from forming.
@@Speed001 Capitalism avoids controlling everything and centralised power while marxist inspired movements view control as their main goal.
Plus, the kentler experiment was carried out in East Germany: look it up.
Jelly gets coal for her steam train
Santa doesn't fall for your bs Jerry!
2:12 I recognize that supa name... but from where...
Lol, I was the one who said that thing about Dizzy saying she gets coal.