Socialism Won’t Fix What Government Broke
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E18 - The system feels rigged because in a lot of places, it is.
Young Americans are struggling with housing, healthcare, debt, stagnant opportunity, and an economy that often seems designed to reward the politically connected. George Hayes argues that the anger is justified — but the proposed cure of socialism would make the underlying problem worse.
In this episode, George separates capitalism from cronyism and examines how government intervention, regulation, corporate favoritism, bailouts, zoning, healthcare bureaucracy, pharmaceutical lobbying, and decades of trade policy have distorted markets and weakened opportunity.
The answer, he argues, isn’t handing government even more control.
It’s restoring competition, protecting individual freedom, removing barriers to opportunity, and making companies live with the consequences of their own decisions.
Because you don’t fix a crooked referee by giving him a bigger whistle.
Socialism won’t fix what government broke.
Faith • Freedom • Prosperity
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