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CMV: "Capitalism" and "Socialism" Have Become Meaningless Buzzwords

When people claim to oppose capitalism or socialism, they typically don't know what they are talking about. I'm all for questioning the status quo, but  these words get thrown around so much that they've lost all meaning. So, why not be more precise? Let's have discussions about economics, human rights, markets, and government regulation without reducing everything to capitalism versus socialism. Capitalism and socialism are better thought of as immutable forces endemic to every society, rather than conflicting ideologies. We should be seeking balance instead of exacerbating polarization and avoiding nuance.
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This idea of 'socialism is when the government does things', is a definition neither capitalists or socialists agree to. Capitalism is an economic system based on the free exchange of goods and services for money, socialism is one based on collective ownership of the means of production.