Abdul El‑Sayed
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Even Adam Smith knew that the biggest risk to capitalism was not government regulation.
The biggest risk to capitalism was always monopoly and oligopoly.
We don't live in capitalism.
I'm a capitalist.
We don't live in capitalism.
We live in corporate socialism.
So if you're a corporation, you can buy a politician to get that politician to rig the system for you so that you make more money and you X out every other market in which you compete.
That's the system.
So I think we need to make sure that we actually do have capitalism.
And the best way to invest in capitalism is the morals that even Adam Smith understood, which is we invest in the basic substrate for people.
You need good health care.
You need a good education.
We need child care.
We need good roads and bridges.
We don't need to send our money to big corporations to subsidize them.
We need to be invested in people so that they have the human capital to be able to do all the things as they graduate and come out.
Imagine it to be like public schools.
No matter where you live, you have a public school system that is there for your kid.
You pay taxes into that system.
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