People planning to buy a new car who belive in capitolism should buy a Ford not a Chrysler or GM car

"You say that Ford has played by the rules. They have. But what does that have to do with it? In a capitalist society, people buy whatever car they believe is the best deal for them." Con concedes that Ford is based on capitalism and not and not a ward of the state. I never said anyone had to buy a Ford, I said if you believed in capitalism you should. A person who believes in capitalism will not promote socialist state run business and expect capitalism to survive. Capitalism can not compete against Socialism. Socialist state run business can never fail no matter how incompetent or how inferior a product it makes. It can never run out of money, the govt will just continue to pump money in it forever. Car companies that practice business under capitalism must produce cars that people will buy or they will go out of business. Con states that if it is a better deal then a consumer should buy what ever they want. Of course they can. What con fails to explain is how a company that has to play by the rules of capitalism and another one doesn't is capitolism. A business can't compete against another business that does not have to show a profit to stay in business. If you don't have to show a profit to stay in business then you can under cut the competition all day long. You can't expect the choice that capitalism brings if you force businesses that function under capitalism to compete with businesses that dont have to. All that will be left is govt state run business and you will buy what ever a politician wants you to buy. Buying from GM and Chrysler is your choice "now." When people see that they are undercutting Ford on every level, everyone will buy a GM or Chrysler as con stated and of course putting Ford out of business leaving only a Govt run pile of crap, endless money pit, rat hole that the tax payer will have to pay for for ever. And once this happens quality will not matter, choice won't matter and what you want as a consumer really wont matter most of all. You will drive what the govt decides you will drive. There is absolutely no pressure on Chrysler and GM to make a profit. There is no fear of anyone ever being laid off and there is no incentive to be innovative or produce cars that people like at Chrysler and GM. Ford has all of these nooses hanging around their neck and must produce a profit in order to stay in business. The end result for Ford is as sure as the sun coming up in the morning. Once Chrysler and GM start making their gov't subsidised cars, Ford will go out of business. Not because of capitalism and the free market that my opponent seems to think will be the case but because of socialist gov't interference in the free market. So yes buy a GM buy a Chrysler but don't expect capitalism to survive. If you do, don't cry about it when it doesn't. It is impossible for competing car companies to compete when one of them has no rules and an endless supply of money. Capitalism absolutely positively dictates this. There is not a single instance where a country that was capitalist that went Socialist ever returning to capitalism. Freedom disappears once a country goes full blown Socialist. The power shifts from the people to the privileged few in gov't and they will hold on to power for ever. Con seems to think it is just a matter of "Oh socialism didn't work we will just go back to capitalism." It doesn't work that way. Have you ever seen anything taken away by govt and given back to the entity it was taken from. Have you ever seen the govt release control of something it took control of. Huge burocracies will be built around GM and Chrysler. It will be impossible to return it to the private sector and be made to operate under capitalism. The argument that this wont happen does not work anymore, the slippery slope argument can't be dismissed anymore, there is overwhelming evidence that govt is taking over all of Americas largest industries and socializing them. My source is the evening news any day of the week any network you care to watch. Buying a GM or a Chrysler is like putting a nail in the coffin of capitalism.