by This might be a bit too radical for me, but perhaps it could work, and may even get some of the conservatives onboard too. If every time you get a little bit of socialism voted in, the ruling class and the conservatives smash it up, then putting up a system which transcends both socialism and capitalism, which might attract some conservatives to go along with it, could be an answer.The first video is by a guy called Cameron, who says he is a libertarian socialist. In the video he argues why the free market capitalism that the libertarians advocate will always lead to crony capitalism. It was in this video that I first came across Charlie Chartier, professor of economics.Charlie Chartier says he comes from the socialist tradition and he believes that more free markets (i.e, less markets
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The first video is by a guy called Cameron, who says he is a libertarian socialist. In the video he argues why the free market capitalism that the libertarians advocate will always lead to crony capitalism. It was in this video that I first came across Charlie Chartier, professor of economics.
Charlie Chartier says he comes from the socialist tradition and he believes that more free markets (i.e, less markets fixed for the corporations) would lead to far less income inequality, fairer societies, and the flourishing of egalitarian worker cooperatives.