The rooms are filled with elderly residents, their hands wrinkled and backs bent. They shuffle slowly down the corridors, some using walkers. Workers help them bathe, eat, walk and take their medication.
Again, what does that have to do with capitalism? Plenty of places that take care of their elderly are capitalist societies…this is more a failure of the country than capitalism.
Again, what does that have to do with capitalism? Plenty of places that take care of their elderly are capitalist societies…this is more a failure of the country than capitalism.
What capitalist country doesn’t have poverty punishment laws? What capitalist country doesn’t have growing income inequality?
Isn’t the fundamental point of capitalism that the market will provide?
It’s clearly not providing options for everyone. So intervention is required, therefore a failure.