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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Is he a capitalist? I honestly don't know anything about him other than his pro trans rhetoric.

I don't know if you can be adopt liberalism if you ascribe to anything left of center economically...
gpt
He is a Capitalist, I'll let him describe his views on it:

&gt; I consider myself to be a capitalist.
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&gt; At a high-level, capitalism seems to be the best-known economic system to generate wealth. I believe the responsibility of any economic system should, first and foremost, be to allocate resources in an economy as efficiently as possible to create the largest possible base from which to draw taxes to redistribute to those who need it most. I recognize in many western countries, especially the United States, we seem to have a big problem with the "redistribution" part.
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&gt; There are different kinds of capitalism, ranging all the way from laissez-faire (e.g. free market) to state capitalism (e.g. China). Completely free-market systems have serious downsides (e.g. monopolies, unequal bargaining power) and don't properly account for negative externalities (e.g. pollution, global warming) without government intervention. Thus, I believe that capitalism should be tempered by a strong government that tries to correct for these problems, similar to how Nordic countries function. Not surprisingly, this is the economic model of nearly all advanced economies in the West.