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You don't like to think you are not in the capitalist club do you?Wrong again, as I said.
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You don't like to think you are not in the capitalist club do you?Wrong again, as I said.
If you can't afford to invest money in stocks and bonds or some other business venture you are not participating in capitalism.
They don't actually love it but they have been conditioned by our consumerist society to think they not only love it but that they NEED it.study found that from 1975 to 2018 $50Trillion moved from bottom 90% to to top 1%
So, the bottom 90% love what the top 1% is producing and selling?!?
Who knew?![]()
You don't like to think you are not in the capitalist club do you?
Not in the Joe Biden inflation era they can't.Everyone can afford to invest something.
They don't actually love it but they have been conditioned by our consumerist society to think they not only love it but that they NEED it.
Yes they can.Not in the Joe Biden inflation era they can't.
$50 trillion "moved".
Like magic!
They can stop at anytime.
There is no incentive to stop
What's with the word "hate"Incentive?
Should people be paid not to participate in a system they hate?
Wouldn't that be capitalism?![]()
The major fallacy of that study is that there was a flat amount of wealth that moved,
In 1975, there were no cell phone companies…just as an example.
There was wealth CREATED OVER THAT TIME.
”MOVED” is misleading.
Bernie does nothing but appeal to emotions. "Isn't it terrible that people are living paycheck to paycheck". He's insinuating that the problem is the system. But what is not part of his discussion is, WHY? Examine the personal choices of 1000 people living pay check to pay check and tell me this;
- How many have post high school education or have received credible skills like the trades?
- How many are single mothers
- How many are single fathers
- How many have criminal records
- How many have significant consumer debt
- How many have significant student loans but are not working in the field where their education is specialized
- What is the monthly spend on vices like: Cigarettes, booze and illegal drugs
- What is the monthly spend on non essentials like: Cable TV, Subscriptions, cell phones, misc memberships, etc;
- Is the person leveraging a monthly budget?
What's with the word "hate"
Why is it that word is thrown around every time even the most minor criticism is given?
And there's capitalism and then there is consumerism where the mere acquisition of stuff is considered the goal.