Among many causes of
poverty, one might fail the people as organized or as socialists or
capitalists.
We hope that members of a family made the largest contribution (in
cash, labor, care) and that, in turn, make the least possible expenditure of
resources sharing.
Socialism proposes to apply this model to the whole society. Capitalism
no.
The socialist model proposes that organized people live like one big
family and capitalism proposes that organized people live as if in a for-profit
company.
The differences between the two models are both sufficient to have
supporters and detractors. Some wish to live life in a family (socialism) and
others want to strictly apply that model to achieve home form.
It seems that socialism without democracy works well, and works well if
a family leadership (father, mother, elder son) is preserved throughout the
years.
In other words, it is possible to think and live like a family where
there is a permanent president, a dictator, a tyrant, or any other
non-democratic figure.
On the contrary, capitalism is not possible without democracy, without
private property, without free movement of goods and people, without freedom of
association, of expression, of worship.
Now I propose a cause (thousands) of poverty:
Tyrannies are not efficient to boost productivity. Therefore the
socialist family model requires a people who adhere to poverty without
rebelling against the tyrant. The tyrannized peoples are often poor.
In turn, democratic regimes are so weak that, freedoms that are granted
to allow socialist performances, delaying as much as possible to tell the
people that welfare is an individual achievement that depends on what each
brings a wealth collective.
As is too unfriendly proclaim "Citizens, everyone is settled as I
can!" (Which would mean losing popularity and votes), half-truths with a
third type of social organization, characterized by not being achieved or
implemented a family or a business but a place where time passes and
politicians only care about staying in powerand citizens to fend for themselves!
(Este es el Artículo Nº 2.110)
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