PROFIT - Why would anyone engage in any business if there were no profit in it? For the fun of doing it? For philanthropy? Before you can have fun playing at business or being philanthropic, you yourself need to be fed, clothed, housed and have a surplus to give away. If you try it without these essentials, you will rapidly starve and your business will then fail.
The Big Issue sellers buy their magazines and sell them for more than they paid. The corner shop buys in bulk and sells individual items. The baker buys ingredients, bakes them and sells bread. And so it goes, with some businesses becoming so successful that they expand and make more money for those running them. That it capitalism. If you don't want anything to do with capitalism in any form, you need to emigrate to the moon.
There is nothing to be ashamed of in profit. Without it, we would all be subsistence farmers, producing enough for our family and no more. Even then, some of us would have far too many potatoes, and swap them with a neighbour for a chunk of the pig he has just killed. If the pork is more valuable to us than the spuds, have we then made a profit? Tut, tut! But maybe the pig-owner thought he needed the potatoes more than those chops?
In a modern nation, our extra profit is pooled and used to run communal things (police, education, medical care, help for those who need it) You can complain that some people are not contributing enough to that pool, but if you buy anything and don't grow or make it yourself, you can't complain about profits.
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