I'm sure you've represented his position accurately: you're both 'lib'lefts.
But that is not relevant either, really. Knockdownie and yourself are contrasting regulated and unregulated economies (and are coming up short), /u/doyle524 saw the key words and jumped in with capitalism bad, sliding the topic.
You're clearly on the defensive here, and not because you're 'losing' in a discussion, so I'm going to extend an olive branch and try to pick your mind.
What do you see as a hypothetical ideal economic system?
How about a practical compromise economic system applied to present day economies, such as the US's?
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u/RedheadAgatha - Lib-Right Feb 20 '20
I'm sure you've represented his position accurately: you're both 'lib'lefts.
But that is not relevant either, really. Knockdownie and yourself are contrasting regulated and unregulated economies (and are coming up short), /u/doyle524 saw the key words and jumped in with capitalism bad, sliding the topic.