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Historically, capitalism has fostered freedom, and vice versa.  Societies that have tried non-capitalist systems inevitably fall into tyranny.
 
Historically, capitalism has fostered freedom, and vice versa.  Societies that have tried non-capitalist systems inevitably fall into tyranny.
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For example, Venezuela, while not a perfect country before Hugo Chavez, had freedom and wealth unprecedented in its history.  As Chavez has nationalized industries, he has also centralized power, and become a virtual dictator.
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For example, [[Venezuela]], while not a perfect country before [[Hugo Chavez]], had freedom and wealth unprecedented in its history.  As Chavez has nationalized industries, he has also centralized power, and become a virtual dictator.
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Non-capitalist societies also tend to be [[atheism|atheistic]] (Russia) or Intolerent religious societies (Iran).
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Non-capitalist societies also tend to be [[atheism|atheistic]] (Russia) or Intolerant religious societies (Iran).
    
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