Capitalism:
an economic and political system in which a country's trade and
industry are controlled by private owners for profit, rather than by the
state.
Meaning that Capitalism is when a business owner makes money, and after the wealth is distributed to all of the employees that work for the owner, the owner gets to keep the rest of the money and the government doesn't get a dime of it. Now, obviously the owner has to pay taxes like everyone else does, but other than that, the business owner doesn't give the government a cent until taxes, unless they want to than that's fine.
Cause, Don't you think if a business that is successful and the owner does a great job with the right people, who help his business flourish and make more jobs and more products or whatever it is the company does that makes all that money, after everyone else is paid, don't you think the owner should get the rest? They run the company and over see how things are going, and they have to help make decisions on what's good for the compnay to grown and what's not. I don't see a problem with a owner of a company having the rest of the money their company makes after everyone else got their fair share of the profits from working hard to earn their pay.
Now there are some people who own and run business' that are doing some shady stuff behind the scenes and are corrupt, that type of person is everywhere, in different cities around the world, but there are few of those people when you look at the big picture. There is a small percentage of business owners who are shady, corrupt and should be locked away.
You don't really hear of the good guys that run successful business and are great to their employees and those around them. That's not great news. What's good news is when a corrupt business man or woman is caught doing some shady things is found out and from how the situation is described, it basically paints every business owner who deserves the money he and his company, employees make and it makes all of them horrible people.
With capitalism, the more money a company makes, the more jobs come available and the better it is for the economy and as I said, the business owners can give/donate money to the government if they want, but they shouldn't be forced to, accept when taxes come, and the rich have to pay a lot more than the average person. So the more money a company makes, when tax time comes the rich business owners as well as the higher ups like the president and vice president of the company pay more taxes, so the government gets more money.
And if there was a small government, that keeps it's business out of other business and in away could dictate how the company should, run even if it's successful on it's own for years, the company could change policies to raise prices when it's not needed and some other things could happen that might not be good for that business, whatever it is. And if there are lower taxes, overtime, that small amount of money will grow, and when a rainy day comes and the money is needed, after saving little by little, instead of spending and spending, like the government wants to, there would be enough to buy something that's needed or pay off a good portion of debt that we desperately need to do, but unfortunately this will most likely will go unheard/read so I guess I just wasted my time.
Meaning that Capitalism is when a business owner makes money, and after the wealth is distributed to all of the employees that work for the owner, the owner gets to keep the rest of the money and the government doesn't get a dime of it. Now, obviously the owner has to pay taxes like everyone else does, but other than that, the business owner doesn't give the government a cent until taxes, unless they want to than that's fine.
Cause, Don't you think if a business that is successful and the owner does a great job with the right people, who help his business flourish and make more jobs and more products or whatever it is the company does that makes all that money, after everyone else is paid, don't you think the owner should get the rest? They run the company and over see how things are going, and they have to help make decisions on what's good for the compnay to grown and what's not. I don't see a problem with a owner of a company having the rest of the money their company makes after everyone else got their fair share of the profits from working hard to earn their pay.
Now there are some people who own and run business' that are doing some shady stuff behind the scenes and are corrupt, that type of person is everywhere, in different cities around the world, but there are few of those people when you look at the big picture. There is a small percentage of business owners who are shady, corrupt and should be locked away.
You don't really hear of the good guys that run successful business and are great to their employees and those around them. That's not great news. What's good news is when a corrupt business man or woman is caught doing some shady things is found out and from how the situation is described, it basically paints every business owner who deserves the money he and his company, employees make and it makes all of them horrible people.
With capitalism, the more money a company makes, the more jobs come available and the better it is for the economy and as I said, the business owners can give/donate money to the government if they want, but they shouldn't be forced to, accept when taxes come, and the rich have to pay a lot more than the average person. So the more money a company makes, when tax time comes the rich business owners as well as the higher ups like the president and vice president of the company pay more taxes, so the government gets more money.
And if there was a small government, that keeps it's business out of other business and in away could dictate how the company should, run even if it's successful on it's own for years, the company could change policies to raise prices when it's not needed and some other things could happen that might not be good for that business, whatever it is. And if there are lower taxes, overtime, that small amount of money will grow, and when a rainy day comes and the money is needed, after saving little by little, instead of spending and spending, like the government wants to, there would be enough to buy something that's needed or pay off a good portion of debt that we desperately need to do, but unfortunately this will most likely will go unheard/read so I guess I just wasted my time.
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