

No need to believe.
I am live.
No need to believe.
Your critical analysis of capitalism is spot on. Monopoly is definitely more efficient than competition.
But your solution is incorrect. Socialism is not the answer. For one thing it still uses a monetary faith based currency system. And more importantly it’s literally never worked.
I’ll ask you what I ask everyone I encounter that attempts to support socialism: which socialist country past or present would you like to live in?
Nope. I’m 100% aware.
I always equate these things just to human rights and the fact that someone is trans doesn’t automatically negate their right to live or be happier or prosperous. The fact that they’re trans should have no effect on basic human rights.
You don’t speak dutch? 🤮
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Am I the only one finding this disgusting?
And neither is this.
No.
I just want my day off so I can have morning sex with my partner and set fireworks off with my kids.
Driver for you mouse? What are you on? MSDOS?
We work on very very little Miele. So much so that I only encountered the brand a handful of times and have no recollection as to how those repairs went which usually means I didn’t come back to do said repairs.
However, Miele has a very good reputation for reliability.
If you say so… I’m glad you trust them.
But for me in answer to your question it’s a no.
Ya… I tell my clients that Samsung fridges aren’t going to make ice. That’s just the way they’re made.
Samsung makes the worst fridge period. Their other appliances are fine. Very middle of the road. But their fridges suck ass.
Ya… The liner compressors on lgs were bad. They did resolve that issue though so it’s not a problem anymore.
Man… Used to do a lot compresor 3-4 times a week.
I remember a guy actually monitoring how much data his washing machine used and it was like 6 gigs a month. Is it mining bit coin???
Please upvote this comment so it gets visibility. I just want people to hear this.
European brands in America are not good. They are few and far between and are very difficult to repairs when and if they break.
There are a few exceptions like Bosch dishwashers which are very prevalent in America. Don’t get the others recommended in this comments thread. At the very least in America they’re hard to repair hard to get parts for and are extremely expensive you are much better off sticking with American brands.
What you want to avoid is whirlpool and Samsung. Everything else is fine hands down Whirlpool makes the worst appliances they are truly terrible and should not be purchased under any circumstance. Samsung makes the worst refrigerator worse than even whirlpool. The other appliances to Samsung makes are very mediocre although I will admit their washers and dryers are not bad.
In my opinion LG makes the best appliances in America right now because I service very very little of them. If I do up the service them it can be a little difficult to find parts for them but I still recommend them me
GE is very middle of the road and generally a good option for anything that you want to get they make appliances that are absolutely not the worst but also not necessarily the best.
Stick with the major brands don’t get one off European brands here in America they’re not worth it.
It’s such an unfortunate name. They really need to rebrand.
Actually yes. Samsung makes pretty bad appliances although their washers and dryers in my opinion are fine.
But, in a surprise turn of events LG makes really good appliance across the board. I recommend them to my clients.
You seem to have responded to many of my comments. Not sure how to take that.
I know exactly what capitalism is and I vouch against it.
Instead of making wild accusatory exclamations why don’t you actually address anything that I have written down so far aside from the vague definition I gave for capitalism which I didn’t realize that I need to be so damn specific about it on a Lemmy comment.
I’m completely aware that it is the private ownership of the means of production.
Moreover it is just a part of the definition for capitalism I provided the full definition of capitalism and socialism the same comment that you also commented under. You called me arrogant and little and pathetic.
Capitalism does function because that’s the country that I live in and it’s not a bad life it functions well in the framework that it exists in I’m not in support of that I’m simply stating and objective fact the fact that it functions isn’t a positive notation of capitalism just that it does.
Capitalism and oligarchy are absolutely compatible considering that oligarchs are usually extremely rich in the capitalist societies that they live in.
I have been in detriment and have denounced capitalism in every comment that I have responded with and yet for some reason you think I’m arrogant and little.
My original comment was denouncing capitalism for the corporate oligarchy that it has become and people were arguing against capitalism and against that too for reasons that they do not understand in context to their argument against my own.
The mere fact that I have to provide extremely detailed definitions of what capitalism is and they still don’t understand what I’m trying to say when I’m not saying anything particularly complicated it’s not arrogant on my part it’s idiocy on theirs.
So let me say this again I don’t like capitalism I think it’s a bad system an evil one inherently.
Is there anything that you would like to say in reference to my comment concerning capitalism and the fact that it’s turned into a corporate oligarchy at the very least in the United States?