the video quote-tweeted below is an argument against a private means of production (capitalism, overtly stated). we aren't talking about universal healthcare anymore. this is an openly marxist critique from arguably the most popular politician in the country.https://twitter.com/AOC/status/1113911003165679616 …
yeah, i saw that. but he didn’t self-identify as a conservative. he’s speaking to his ideological opponents here. this is just rhetoric. i try to measure these people by their policies.
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I think we need to open our minds to thinking innovatively about what mode of production works best for most people. It’s unwise for founders to either a) presuppose a solution to b) assume the current default will forever be best. So critiques of capitalism are very pro-America
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there’s no such thing as a founder in a country that prohibits a private means of production
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