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human
I believe that people who are for socialism are people who hate hard work & ambition, and also do not understand the implications of taking incentives away from self-made entrepreneurs. CMV.

In a perfect world, I want every starving child to be fed, every single human to be happy, and every person to come into existence to be honest, loving, and caring. In a perfect world, I want socialism.  
  
But **we don't live in a perfect world.** Seeing that I look through the lens of **reality**, I know that most people (yes, even though who for socialism) are only looking for their own self-interest. We need police because criminals exist, we need firefighters because fires will still happen, and we need a capitalistic society because we're no longer creatures who simply just survive and replicate, but rather creatures who create change. Without rewarding the entrepreneur, we are punishing ourselves as a society. If we say that employee #2 deserves as much as the creator of the company (even if employee #2 does MORE work), then we're basically **removing the incentive to start a business**.   
  
As an entrepreneur myself who risked my life-savings to start a business with my friends, and have succeeded, it angers me that people look at me like an enemy and call me selfish for not paying my employees just as much as I take in, even though I took all the risk.
gpt
By providing a minimum under which people cannot fall, socialism **promotes entrepreneurship by guaranteeing the entrepreneur a second chance at starting their enterprise**. If fewer people have to worry about the basic necessities, then there are more people who are free to create something new instead of spending their time just surviving. Those who are happy with the minimum can choose to stagnate there.  Those like yourself can pursue something bigger.