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It is known by everyone that losers and winners are there when capitalism is operating at its best. It is said by hardliners of capitalist that the ones who are industrious, prudent, responsible, efficient, honest, thoughtful, frugal, disciplined are the winners. The ones who are lazy, extravagant, impractical, shiftless, imprudent, negligent, and inefficient are the losers. The assumption that losers are punished and winners are rewarded follows this.