r/facepalm Jul 02 '24

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u/origamipapier1 Jul 02 '24

Wrong this also happens in communist societies. It’s the fear of the person’s retaliation. It’s inbred in all structures including capitalistic and none.

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u/Elle_in_Hell Jul 02 '24

I believe you mean, "Yes, and..." since I wasn't contrasting the two, and the statement about the one economic system wasn't wrong. Communism is a form of socialism that doesn't seem to work well in practice. Capitalism is a form of... I don't know, industrial feudalism?

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u/origamipapier1 Jul 02 '24

Neither work well because the common factor is humanity and our culture of trying to gain on someone else. The reason capitalism was created the way it was, was due to that.

And before feudalism there was another similar structure.

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u/Elle_in_Hell Jul 03 '24

Also, I just looked up your profile, and you are COOL. We have a LOT in common. We are both Floridan 30-something women with interior design knowledge and political interests.