Central banks, printing money are the issue. We are deflating the value of our dollar over time.
They say growth economy and they want it at a steady 2% interest rate. That sounds great. Now say you are training to run. You have a car driving behind you. Start at 1 MPH. Increase the speed of the car every day by 2%. Eventually the car will run you over because you can't run fast enough.
Or think of those money booths on game shows. With out the fan blowing into the box the money will just sit where it is at. They turn on the fan, every one can now grab money out of the sky. The banks are like a fan for the economy, blowing all the good soil away.
A central bank economy is a death match for any nation.
This totally ignores third party "outside" factors, like the giant push by cabal stooges to normalize homosexuality, transsexuality, emasculate men, push for food additives and water chemicals that lower fertility, and let's not forget the greatest factor here.
Going off the gold standard and allowing for inflation to happen. Look at the monetary value of the dollar before the federal reserve, it basically had ZERO inflation. Sometimes, it actually had deflation, which means the money become more valuable.
Get rid of all these external factors, and we'd probably be living like the jetsons right now, minus the flying cars and robot butlers.
So no, capitalism doesn't "promote societal suicide". It's corruption and propaganda from the cabal that promotes it.
Capitalism was booming just 4 short years ago. Capitalism allows everyone who Wants to make money to Work and Earn it. FREE/socialist/communism Gives the worthless slug 'free' money, straight from the Working citizen's pocket. NOTHING in nature supports Free, because it does not exist.
Was thinking the nature having to work point earlier today. A few days after a big snow storm and the birds are going crazy. Feeding, looks like the start of mating time, etc...no slacking on the branch waiting for handouts.
The capitalism we've been working in has central fiat currency as a depreciating asset with gradual decrease in value, reducing saving power of earners forcing both parents to work and destroy the nuclear family.
Capitalism, in its essence, it the ability to pursue commerce and keep (or sell) the product of your labor. The individual has sovereignty over his ability to produce. It is the only “system” that is continually sustainable and prosperous over a long-term. Socialism/Communism/Marxism are “systems” in which the state holds sovereignty over the individuals production to various degrees.
The problem is that we’ve moved from capitalism to a form of socialist corporatism. The middle class has been burdened with supporting the poor as well as the rich. We are also under attack with the following deliberate measures being taken to impoverish citizens, which causes more individuals to work longer and harder in order to achieve more less prosperity:
housing costs have been inflated by migration and excess credit
housing and other goods supply have been hindered by tax and regulation
Income has been suppressed by nearly half through taxation (payroll, income, sales, property tax, EI, etc)
income is being actively suppressed through migration, particularly for blue collar jobs
There are hundreds of actions being taken to burden citizens. The net effect of which is that in 50 years we’ve gone from a society where a man could support a large family with a high school education working 40 hours a week (while building wealth) to… we’ll, whatever we have today. The sad part is that most don’t realize how poor they are because they’ve been allowed to borrow to support their lifestyle (this will end soon).
Everything you’ve seen in school and on TV is to try to convince you that the solution is more government and less freedom. Don’t believe it.
That's oligarchy; our money (precious metals) was stolen and replaced with paper of no worth. The bankers then took over. That's a captured market, not a free one.
We don’t really live in a capitalist society, at least in a theoretical sense. Yes, it’s branded as being capitalist, but it’s actually quasi Marxist-corporatist financial system that’s crippled by corruption. The system has been redesigned to draw real wealth away from the middle class by the governments and central banks.
a widely adopted economic system in which there is private ownership of the means of production
"Private ownership" is used as opposed to "State ownership." That is the contrast that matters within the common discourse. This creates two boxes, and no one is allowed to think outside of those boxes.
In the common propaganda on "the Right," it tends to mean:
A free market economy.
This is a conflation of Free Market and Capitalism, which only works if thought is restricted to the two allowed boxes of "private" v. "State" ownership.
From 1640s as "the wealth employed in carrying on a particular business," then, in a broader sense in political economy, "that part of the produce of industry which is available for further production" (1793)
Capitalism originally means "to use capital to create more capital." Capitalism, by definition, is about growth. It's all about growth. Constant growth, utilizing capital that already is held by control freaks (which was how capitalism began) leads inevitablyto a monopoly. It can be no other way, which is why that is how it is today, albeit hidden from public knowledge.
A free market is not Capitalism. That is the most important thing to understand. They are completely separate things. You can have capitalism in a free market. You can apply any economic design model to any business you want in a free market. The market will decide your success or failure. As long as the information channels remain open, any fuckery will mean doom in a free market.
The key to a free market being free then, is in people being willing to take responsibility for it. In educating themselves. In understanding what propaganda is, and how it drives false beliefs. In understanding that a market cannot remain free if it is regulated, and that the power remains in the votes of the buyers, not in any other system. Responsible self education, an inherent lack of trust, and no regulation or taxation are essential to a market being and remaining free.
Capitalism as applied to an entire economy will always fail. It is like a parasite that must eat it's host. It can't be sustained by design. Indeed, merely "sustaining" itself is completely outside of it's design parameters. Only in a free market can the world protect itself from those who gain substantial capital and employ capitalism (constant growth) as their primary economic model.
Central banks, printing money are the issue. We are deflating the value of our dollar over time.
They say growth economy and they want it at a steady 2% interest rate. That sounds great. Now say you are training to run. You have a car driving behind you. Start at 1 MPH. Increase the speed of the car every day by 2%. Eventually the car will run you over because you can't run fast enough.
Or think of those money booths on game shows. With out the fan blowing into the box the money will just sit where it is at. They turn on the fan, every one can now grab money out of the sky. The banks are like a fan for the economy, blowing all the good soil away.
A central bank economy is a death match for any nation.
Exactly.
The sooner the fed-res is destroyed, the better off we all are financially
This totally ignores third party "outside" factors, like the giant push by cabal stooges to normalize homosexuality, transsexuality, emasculate men, push for food additives and water chemicals that lower fertility, and let's not forget the greatest factor here.
Going off the gold standard and allowing for inflation to happen. Look at the monetary value of the dollar before the federal reserve, it basically had ZERO inflation. Sometimes, it actually had deflation, which means the money become more valuable.
Get rid of all these external factors, and we'd probably be living like the jetsons right now, minus the flying cars and robot butlers.
So no, capitalism doesn't "promote societal suicide". It's corruption and propaganda from the cabal that promotes it.
Capitalism was booming just 4 short years ago. Capitalism allows everyone who Wants to make money to Work and Earn it. FREE/socialist/communism Gives the worthless slug 'free' money, straight from the Working citizen's pocket. NOTHING in nature supports Free, because it does not exist.
Was thinking the nature having to work point earlier today. A few days after a big snow storm and the birds are going crazy. Feeding, looks like the start of mating time, etc...no slacking on the branch waiting for handouts.
The biggest difference in Man and animals is, animals will Never let the stupid and weak Lead.
Apples & Oranges.
Freedom
Reality is self correcting
All the isms except capitalism are focused on the destruction of the middle class. Socialist spending and taxation are family killers.
The capitalism we've been working in has central fiat currency as a depreciating asset with gradual decrease in value, reducing saving power of earners forcing both parents to work and destroy the nuclear family.
Capitalism, in its essence, it the ability to pursue commerce and keep (or sell) the product of your labor. The individual has sovereignty over his ability to produce. It is the only “system” that is continually sustainable and prosperous over a long-term. Socialism/Communism/Marxism are “systems” in which the state holds sovereignty over the individuals production to various degrees.
The problem is that we’ve moved from capitalism to a form of socialist corporatism. The middle class has been burdened with supporting the poor as well as the rich. We are also under attack with the following deliberate measures being taken to impoverish citizens, which causes more individuals to work longer and harder in order to achieve more less prosperity:
There are hundreds of actions being taken to burden citizens. The net effect of which is that in 50 years we’ve gone from a society where a man could support a large family with a high school education working 40 hours a week (while building wealth) to… we’ll, whatever we have today. The sad part is that most don’t realize how poor they are because they’ve been allowed to borrow to support their lifestyle (this will end soon).
Everything you’ve seen in school and on TV is to try to convince you that the solution is more government and less freedom. Don’t believe it.
That's oligarchy; our money (precious metals) was stolen and replaced with paper of no worth. The bankers then took over. That's a captured market, not a free one.
We don’t really live in a capitalist society, at least in a theoretical sense. Yes, it’s branded as being capitalist, but it’s actually quasi Marxist-corporatist financial system that’s crippled by corruption. The system has been redesigned to draw real wealth away from the middle class by the governments and central banks.
By and large, people do not understand what Capitalism is.
They tend to think that it means:
"Private ownership" is used as opposed to "State ownership." That is the contrast that matters within the common discourse. This creates two boxes, and no one is allowed to think outside of those boxes.
In the common propaganda on "the Right," it tends to mean:
This is a conflation of Free Market and Capitalism, which only works if thought is restricted to the two allowed boxes of "private" v. "State" ownership.
What it originally meant is:
Capitalism originally means "to use capital to create more capital." Capitalism, by definition, is about growth. It's all about growth. Constant growth, utilizing capital that already is held by control freaks (which was how capitalism began) leads inevitably to a monopoly. It can be no other way, which is why that is how it is today, albeit hidden from public knowledge.
A free market is not Capitalism. That is the most important thing to understand. They are completely separate things. You can have capitalism in a free market. You can apply any economic design model to any business you want in a free market. The market will decide your success or failure. As long as the information channels remain open, any fuckery will mean doom in a free market.
The key to a free market being free then, is in people being willing to take responsibility for it. In educating themselves. In understanding what propaganda is, and how it drives false beliefs. In understanding that a market cannot remain free if it is regulated, and that the power remains in the votes of the buyers, not in any other system. Responsible self education, an inherent lack of trust, and no regulation or taxation are essential to a market being and remaining free.
Capitalism as applied to an entire economy will always fail. It is like a parasite that must eat it's host. It can't be sustained by design. Indeed, merely "sustaining" itself is completely outside of it's design parameters. Only in a free market can the world protect itself from those who gain substantial capital and employ capitalism (constant growth) as their primary economic model.
This guy has always been a shill
If the banks weren't controlling silver and gold...only one person would have to work