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Who are there are more provisions to care for in pure communism as opposed to pure capitalism?
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Pretty much everyone has better healthcare and welfare under pure communism than under pure capitalism, with the exception of those who are in the top 10% by wealth, because those people can afford their own healthcare out-of-pocket.
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What was the reason for the failure of Soviet-style communism?
Because if it only works on paper then it doesn't work at all. The mistake is in referring to communism as a theory when every test given this theory fails. A failed theory is a bad theory. Bad theories seek to blame reality in order to survive. Communism is not the problem it is the reality of the current situation that is to blame. If only everybody in reality would change and be more like the non reality of communism then communism could finally work. But, blame is irrelevant and if communism can't offer a system that conforms to reality instead of asking reality to stop being reality. Systems like capitalism embrace the reality of greed where communism aks that everyone stop being so greedy. But, reality being what it is, only the workers get to reject greed while those that "take care" of the workers keep on clinging to greed. Systems like capitalism understand the principles of supply and demand where systems like communism ignore demand and control the supply. Systems like capitalism understand that costs are directly related to prices yet systems like communism seek to control prices regardless of costs. Communism hopes to create a gargantuan state in order to suppress everyone in order to protect them from themselves so they can finally be free and then mysteriously claim that once that "freedom" is finally obtained this gargantuan state will just disappear into a "stateless society." The real question is not why communism fails in practical politics, the question is what practical person could possibly believe such mindless fantasy as communism could ever work?
What did communism cause?
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I don't know your question is too technical
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enough to live on~ tiny bit of bread and water~ medical care- ha! none
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No the US has a mixed economy with both socialism and capitalism traits. We have a free market like in capitalism however we also have social security and medicare as well as now universal health care which are all socialism traits. Not all capitalism is good and all socialism isnt all that great either. You want a good mix of both.
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No. Capitalism is not about owning your own home, and it does not care if there are those without a home. Capitalism is fundamentally about the private ownership of the means of production. That is, the land and natural resources, the factories and the machinery and equipment in them.
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