Capitalist
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One who has capital; one who has money for investment, or moneyinvested; esp. a person of large property, which is employed inbusiness.The expenditure of the capitalist. Burke.
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As in an idviudal who has capital, be it property, natural resources, means of production or labor, all of which constitute capital. In modern usage, meant to signify someone who believes or participates in a capitalist economic system, in which labor, capital, or other resources are bartered for paper currency which can be used to by whichever othe form of capital the currency holder desires. Capitalist also signifies someone who wishes to avoid excessive government involvement or regulation in this system of capital bartering.
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A country that uses [capitalism] as its form of [economy].
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One who believes in or practices capitalism.
Believes he/she should make as much money as inhumanly possible by any means necessary--or unnecessary. Commonly followed by pig.
Capitalists are not sympathetic to the poor because they believe that because THEY became rich, anyone can. They believe that poor people are just lazy.
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Someone who does not understand how capitals are used in the English language, and as such, capitalizes every word in a sentence.
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A man who is amazing at marketing things that destroy other products. Steve Jobs
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Many times thought of as an antithesis to socialist, even though every industrialized country has varying aspects of both ideologies constituting its economic mode of production and sociopolitical system. People who support capitalism usually refer to it as natural, associate it with hard work, and believe that socialism would redistribute
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One who has an affection for the use of capital letters.
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A person who uses their wealth to invest in trade and industry for profit in accordance with the principles of capitalism.
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[Traitors] that doesnt understand the true way that [Marx] wrote for all of [humanity]
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