Rather than capitalism (whatever that is), I advocate for liberty and secure property rights. When people are secure in their property rights and have liberty, they have an incentive to invest in capital goods, which increase production and prosperity.
Should a person be allowed to own the labor of another person? ANSWER THIS DIRECTLY.
If the person or corp pays for the labor they own it
I didn't ask you to say what happens, but SHOULD it happen?
Why should someone be able to buy and own the labor of someone else?
It's called employment
Are Employees paid 100% of what they produce? If not, by what justification are they not paid for all the work they did?
They are paid for all the work they did moron.
What the really stupid people don't seem to get, is that without the inventor, there is no product. NONE.
Does the inventor need the workers to make his product? No, they do not. The product existed without a single one of them. They can continue to make them without them.
The workers are there to make more of the products. That's their sole function in the business unless they happen to buy some of it's production as well because they choose. Now can the extremely, and I do mean EXTREMELY rare worker come up with something that can improve on the product? Sure, and they'll end up getting rewarded for it because business owners that manufacture things are many things, but few indeed of them are stupid.
The workers are like being a single lug nut on a wheel. Replaceable for the most part, useful to make the wheel roll more efficiently.