Explaining economic systems with memesfrom @womp_tomp

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Don't necessarily like billionaires, but I hate the people that dislike them so much. I enjoy watching them make more money. Real? Ong, is that real? Because I'm a distributist. I think the widespread ownership of private property, the means to create your own wealth, owning land, familial inheritance, letting everybody get a bit of a chunk of the pie, doesn't have to be equal, people are not equal, is the right thing to do generally, morally, with the economy. And that is prohibited when you have a tiny group of people, especially when they have their hands in the state using regulations along with economic capitalistic forces to prevent access to that possibility for the average person. The only thing worse than that would be to hand it over to the people who think allowing the state via a bunch of admins, a bunch of bureaucrats, to have control over private property and to get to decide if you bad own land and buy houses and start businesses. Yeah. I don't think so. Let's swap out tiny minority of people who hate you with an even smaller minority of people who hate you, plus they're legally allowed to kill you. I would rather create a million Elon Musks than have communism, which is, of course, impossible. So I mean, like, you know, heavy level socialism, because collective ownership is meaningless. You can't solve the economic calculation problem and you're gay. And your answer to a bad situation is, like, let's make it worse. Because crony capitalism is arguably more early stage socialism than it is just capitalism. And when you look at all of the costs of items that are going up, it's all the things most heavily regulated by the state. Even our money is regulated by the state. Look up the Cantillon effect. I don't like the way we're headed. Let's pedal that direction faster.