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Ah my bad. I was mostly talking about people wanting govt to intervene with prices of things they're buying (employee time, hospital visit, google play store). Apologies, english isn't my first language.
"Regulations when I buy, free market when I sell" Just doesn't have the same oomph to it as your wording
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Ah my bad. I was mostly talking about people wanting govt to intervene with prices of things they're buying (employee time, hospital visit, google play store). Apologies, english isn't my first language.
FWIW I think the meaning is clear — "socialism for X, capitalism for Y" is a pretty common template that people use in the exact way as your blog post, even if it doesn't exactly fit the dictionary definition of either word.
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Capitalism or Socialism? (I am unaware of serious controversy around {when, I, buy, sell}, but am ready to be enlightened) I was ready to quibble with the wording of the title, but after reading the content decided that it was okay.
I am guessing socialism, because that's the context it was replied in
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I am guessing socialism, because that's the context it was replied in
Correct. The latter. I think capitalism and corporatism are interchanged a lot but socialism has gone way beyond describing economics.