What would you say are some of the core principals of both that you would teach to children?
Arkouda
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I think a blend of Socialism in the form of UBI for basic needs, social housing, full access to education and medical care, mixed with a Capitalist market economy seems likely to be best.
Missed one.
Ignoring the core principle of Capitalism, free markets, makes it impossible to actually talk about Capitalism in theory or in practice.
Your argument against can be used for every other economic system as well, so it becomes a matter of pros and cons which will never declare a clear winner and always demonstrate a mixed economy is best for everyone involved.
I think a blend of Socialism in the form of UBI for basic needs, social housing, full access to education and medical care, mixed with a Capitalist market economy seems likely to be best.
Imagine a Parliament of Independents because parties are no longer allowed and all members of Government are elected on their own personal platforms and ideas.
Parties fail the democratic process.
Fascism has a very clear definition and it is wise to learn and understand what that is before entering the conversation and declaring everything "Fascism".
Feel free to demonstrate this with some data, and don't ignore the fact that Communism and Socialism has never produced anything other than Fascism while Capitalism is the economic model most used by Democratic countries.
Who on earth told you the free market had anything to do with capitalism? LOL.
Feel free to explain how this is a good faith comment.
Assuming that if you were able to go back to that point in time and everything beyond that point happened in the exact same way with the exact same responses by you, yes.
Look at the big brain on Brad!
If people like you just decided to be quiet, we would also have an easier time.
Nope, yet again you just did 10-(1+1), which is wrong for 10+1-1. It gives 10 in any order. 10+1-1=11-1=10 <== did addition first, got 10. Accountants would have a nightmare if order mattered. “Did we receive this payment first, or this invoice? The order matters! ARGH!”
I know it is wrong, which is why I am telling you what my mistake was originally. The fact that you still don't get it demonstrates your complete lack of understanding.
Order does matter, and that order is left to right. My mistake was doing the addition before the subtraction when the equation reads 10 - 1 + 1.
How are you still not getting this?
No, your mistake was adding brackets, 10-(1+1) ISN’T how to do addition first. 10+1-1 is. Ask an accountant! 😂 As you discovered 10-(1+1)=10-1-1, which isn’t 10+1-1, nor 10-1+1. 10-1-1=8, which is what you did - 10-1-1=10-(1+1) - 10-1+1=10, 10+1-1=10.
No it wasn't. The original equation is written correctly but the logic is incorrect because in order to make it work the way I declared you have to do the equation x - y + z doing the y + z first (which was the mistake doing addition then subtraction instead of addition and subtraction in order from left to right.)
I see you still didn’t try it on a calculator yet then
I see you are still being a bad teacher who refuses to listen, so I am not continuing with you. The fact that you still don't get it demonstrates bad faith, willful ignorance, and an unwarranted superiority complex.
What are the "Two fundamental arguments for not believing in God"?
I haven't heard the idea that there are only two fundamental theories.