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Why have socialist’s favoured cooperation over competition? (Group A (Fin…
Why have socialist’s favoured cooperation over competition?
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Group A (Fin and Tony)
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However, natural relationship is not self-seeking and self-reliance of competition but cooperation
This is the natural state of human interaction and collective efforts towards common good is of greater value than individual pursuit of self-interest
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Competition creates society in which people are pitted against eachother in direct opposition to achieve personal goals
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Molly and Vikki
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socialists believe that competition pits one individual against another encouraging them to ignore their social nature rather than embrace it.
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HR JR
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Competition is associated with capitalism, which socialism is seen as the alternative for
Cooperation gets the best out of everybody, whereas competition leaves people behind
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Competition fosters only a limited range of social attributes and promotes selfishness and aggression -Cooperation makes more moral and economic sense, as individuals are working together , not against, which develops bonds of sympathy , caring and affection.
- Competition pits one individual against another encouraging each of them to deny or ignore the social nature rather than embrace it.
- Competition fosters a limited range of social attributes and promotes aggression, selfishness and aggression.
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