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by sudosysgen
2105 days ago
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I agree, we do need a very specific and structured definition of capitalism which analyzes it as a social and political system. Which has been done and achieved consensus almost two hundred years ago, but now it's become almost taboo to mention :) But yes, confusion about these definitions is due to the fact that we haven't had a serious remise en question of the social order in the anglophone world since the end of WW2. As for my definition of private control of the means of production, I think it's fairly uncontroversial to say that if someone may not decide how to use something then they are not owners of such a thing, but merely hold a license to it. It's the same argument for why you can never own a copy of proprietary software, only own a license to it :) |
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