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Capitalism is so successful at eliminating common human problems like hunger, disease, and poverty that people now have the free time to complain that capitalism isn’t perfect. The late Prof. Walter Williams explains it here 👇

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If you believe in defending the success of capitalism and promoting real solutions to global challenges, join SFL’s Local Coordinator Program. Help lead over 3,000 events worldwide, share the truth with more than 1,900 volunteers around the world, and make a lasting impact on your campus. 👉 Apply today at

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We have a welfare state so expensive, that high progressive tax (Communist Manifesto Plank #2) cant pay for it, so we need the Fed (Plank #5). Every productive enterprise is regulated, most professions are licensed. Govt owns roads, airports, harbors, trains, mail, radio spectrum, electric grids, water, sewer, and schools (Plank #10). It's not capitalism. NOT EVEN CLOSE.

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Love Students for Liberty! Walter Williams was one of my professors at George Mason in the early 1980’s. I was so fortunate to get my BS in Economics and formed in Austrian Economics.

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“In the Capitalist society there is a place and bread for all. Its ability to expand provides sustenance for every worker. Permanent unemployment is not a feature of free-capitalism” Ludwig von Mises

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He was talking about free market capitalism, not crony capitalism, corporatism or any fascist markets where government funds it to a great extent.

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Socialists should be green with envy

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I do miss Professor Williams.

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Free markets wasn't no regulated markets, no regulations has lead to capital concentration and no competitions, we are in a feudalist monopolistic system where elites are swimming in overliquidity pushing asset inflation

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Every high school and college student should watch this.

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