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Timothy W.#3 Off Topic Contributor
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Why Michael Moore is wrong about capitalism

Timothy W.#3 Off Topic Contributor
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http://business.nd.edu/ask_more/commentary.aspx?id=4649

I found this very interesting article written by two Notre Dame university business professors. It is short and succinct but very interesting considering Notre Dame was so heavily embroiled in the controversy of President Obama speaking to last year's graduating class (though for other reasons than his marxist outlook).

This line just shot out right at me. "But, if a person is not responsible for his own well-being, how can we expect him to take responsibility for the well-being of others?"

I have yet to meet a socialist who wasn't either funded by a capitalist or used capitalist activities to build the wealth to afford their socialist outlook.

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