There are too many "not"s in your first paragraph for it to ...

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↳ 回复 Jean-David Bar (npub1qr4p7uamcpawv7cr8z9nlhmd60lylukf7lvmtlnpe7r4juwxudzq3hrnll)

Do you mean that in the US the means of production are not the property of private owners who are not necessarily the workers? I agree that it is not...

There are too many "not"s in your first paragraph for it to make sense to me. Maybe later in the day I can make sense of it.

What I am saying is that if monoploies exist, you don't have capitalism. Capitalism requires competition. Monopolies don't allow competition. That's why monopolies are illegal in a capitalist system. Monopolies are no longer illegal in the US. The US is no longer a capitalist system.

Saying that capitalism is the road to monoploies is akin to saying that peace is the road to war. I can also point to plenty of examples where war occurred after sustained periods of peace, but that doesn't mean they are the same.

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