/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20256983
>As for defending capitalism. It really is great and works because without capitalism the average man would not have enough money to pay for such a service.

In the USSR just a few short years before its dissolution only 5% of people even had a car, something so ubiquitous here that its ownership is only denied to severe drug addicts and alcoholics.

I'm driving around in a car made of tens of thousands of parts which have been meticulously engineered, assembled and produced at locations all over the world and it costs me an amount of money many people make in less than a year and facilitated by a bank that's charging me less than 10% of my wage a month. Literally can't get any better.

>>20249944
Being "tax exempt" is fine, we should all be as "tax exempt" as possible; the only reason they're able to sustain their ridiculous tuition demands though is through the criminal student loans apparatus that makes hundreds of thousands of dollars of credit available to teenagers with 500 credit scores.

It's much like how it's typical for a cult to demand its initiates to part with all of their worldly belongings, in this case the commie cult makes sure they never have any belongings to begin with.