How Will the Rich Rule Without Money?

Ever spent any time in a communist country, dumbrade?
Not a second longer than I spent in Afghanistan, Trump.

https://www.quora.com/How-many-peop...=uad_mkt_en_acq_us_awin&set=awin&pub_id=78888

"During the war in Afghanistan (2001–present), over 31,000 civilian deaths due to war-related violence have been documented; 29,900 civilians have been wounded.

"Over 111,000 Afghans, including civilians, soldiers and militants, are estimated to have been killed in the conflict."

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Were you trying to say “no”? Lack the sack to just say so? Your attempt at deflection is as failed as your blood-thirsty, inhuman ideology, doucherade.


Oh, and about your ‘source’... :lmao:
What a scholar...
Oh, and about your ‘source’... :lmao:
What a scholar...
Congratulations.
You spelled "Scholar" correctly.
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I guess he's got no path to 270 against Hillary, the most qualified candidate....ever. DURR
 
You wannabe communist idiots are hilariously accurate manifestations of insanity. Like all truly crazy people, you take yourselves oh-so-seriously.
What do you take seriously, shareholder privilege?

The Divine Right of Capital by Marjorie Kelly: A Summary

"Today, our worldview has a bias – that stockholders are to be paid as much as possible, while employees are to be paid as little as possible. 'Income for one group is declared good, and income for another group is declared bad.'

"Nowhere is this more clear than in our financial statements.

"Here’s the basic formula you’ll find on financial statements:

"Capital Income + Retained earnings = Revenue – (Employee income + Cost of materials)

"Kelly uses some simple algebra to show that this formula could just as easily be re-written as:

"Employee income + Retained earnings = Revenue – (Capital income + Cost of materials)"

"Kelly uses some simple algebra to show that this formula could just as easily be re-written as:

"Employee income + Retained earnings = Revenue – (Capital income + Cost of materials)"

Is "employee income" magically higher because Kelly used simple algebra to move it to the other side of the formula?
Is "employee income" magically higher because Kelly used simple algebra to move it to the other side of the formula?
Are employees corporate assets or liabilities?

Employee income+Retained earnings =
Revenue-(Capital income + Cost of materials).

Isn't it more logical to lump capital providers with material providers?
 
You wannabe communist idiots are hilariously accurate manifestations of insanity. Like all truly crazy people, you take yourselves oh-so-seriously.
What do you take seriously, shareholder privilege?

The Divine Right of Capital by Marjorie Kelly: A Summary

"Today, our worldview has a bias – that stockholders are to be paid as much as possible, while employees are to be paid as little as possible. 'Income for one group is declared good, and income for another group is declared bad.'

"Nowhere is this more clear than in our financial statements.

"Here’s the basic formula you’ll find on financial statements:

"Capital Income + Retained earnings = Revenue – (Employee income + Cost of materials)

"Kelly uses some simple algebra to show that this formula could just as easily be re-written as:

"Employee income + Retained earnings = Revenue – (Capital income + Cost of materials)"

"Kelly uses some simple algebra to show that this formula could just as easily be re-written as:

"Employee income + Retained earnings = Revenue – (Capital income + Cost of materials)"

Is "employee income" magically higher because Kelly used simple algebra to move it to the other side of the formula?
Is "employee income" magically higher because Kelly used simple algebra to move it to the other side of the formula?
Are employees corporate assets or liabilities?

Employee income+Retained earnings =
Revenue-(Capital income + Cost of materials).

Isn't it more logical to lump capital providers with material providers?

Are employees corporate assets or liabilities?

Employees aren't included on the balance sheet of a corporation.

Isn't it more logical to lump capital providers with material providers?

If that's what you want to do...….doesn't change reality.
 
The people in your silly claim aren't dying because of capitalism.
Can't find a way to profit from their deaths?

https://www.quora.com/How-many-peop...=uad_mkt_en_acq_us_awin&set=awin&pub_id=78888

"Unemployment causes 45,000 suicides a year worldwide, finds study

"New Study on Rising Suicide Rates in the US Suggests Capitalism Is Quite Literally Killing Americans[4]
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"The reason is that competition and the rat race are tearing people apart, causing depression and hopelessness."

No depression and hopelessness in Venezuela, eh?
No depression and hopelessness in Venezuela, eh?
No capitalistic sanctions involved, right?
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Trump’s Economic Sanctions Have Cost Venezuela About $6bn Since August 2017
 
The people in your silly claim aren't dying because of capitalism.
Can't find a way to profit from their deaths?

https://www.quora.com/How-many-peop...=uad_mkt_en_acq_us_awin&set=awin&pub_id=78888

"Unemployment causes 45,000 suicides a year worldwide, finds study

"New Study on Rising Suicide Rates in the US Suggests Capitalism Is Quite Literally Killing Americans[4]
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"The reason is that competition and the rat race are tearing people apart, causing depression and hopelessness."

No depression and hopelessness in Venezuela, eh?
No depression and hopelessness in Venezuela, eh?
No capitalistic sanctions involved, right?
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Trump’s Economic Sanctions Have Cost Venezuela About $6bn Since August 2017

Communism is so awesome, that the United States can crush it, by not trading with it.
Bunch of worthless Commie pussies.
 
Ever spent any time in a communist country, dumbrade?
Not a second longer than I spent in Afghanistan, Trump.

https://www.quora.com/How-many-peop...=uad_mkt_en_acq_us_awin&set=awin&pub_id=78888

"During the war in Afghanistan (2001–present), over 31,000 civilian deaths due to war-related violence have been documented; 29,900 civilians have been wounded.

"Over 111,000 Afghans, including civilians, soldiers and militants, are estimated to have been killed in the conflict."

More MAGA


Were you trying to say “no”? Lack the sack to just say so? Your attempt at deflection is as failed as your blood-thirsty, inhuman ideology, doucherade.


Oh, and about your ‘source’... :lmao:
What a scholar...
Oh, and about your ‘source’... :lmao:
What a scholar...
Congratulations.
You spelled "Scholar" correctly.
DYBKx3SWAAAjwN3.jpg

I guess he's got no path to 270 against Hillary, the most qualified candidate....ever. DURR
I guess he's got no path to 270 against Hillary, the most qualified candidate....ever. DURR
Good thing he was born rich.
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Isn't it more logical to lump capital providers with material providers?

If that's what you want to do...….doesn't change reality.
Using this income statement, corporations would maximize returns to employees in part by driving down capital income as low as possible. Sound good?

Employee income + Retained earnings =
Revenue - (Capital income + Cost of materials)
 
I bought a safe for my valuables, luckily Fallout taught me exactly what to put in it for the end of the world...

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If the d-bag OP had ever experienced life in a communist country he wouldn't be advocating such nonsense.
 
If employees were a corporation's greatest asset, does that mean layoffs are wholesale destruction of assets as opposed to an elimination of expenses?
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Any business that isn't in business to make money, isn't in business long.

If you don't want to be an employee ... then become an employer. Sponging off the productive members of society isn't (or at least shouldn't) be an option.
 
How will the richest among us protect themselves and their property if (when?) catastrophic climate chaos makes money worthless?
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MR Online | How the rich plan to rule a burning planet

"Writing in the Guardian in 2018, media theorist and futurist Douglas Rushkoff related his experience of being paid half his annual salary to speak at 'a super-deluxe private resort … on the subject of "the future of technology’”. He was expecting a room full of investment bankers. When he arrived, however, he was introduced to 'five super-wealthy guys … from the upper echelon of the hedge fund world'. Rushkoff wrote:

"'After a bit of small talk, I realized they had no interest in the information I had prepared about the future of technology.

"They had come with questions of their own … Which region will be less affected by the coming climate crisis: New Zealand or Alaska? … Finally, the CEO of a brokerage house explained that he had nearly completed building his own underground bunker system and asked: "How do I maintain authority over my security force after the Event?"

"The Event.

"That was their euphemism for the environmental collapse, social unrest, nuclear explosion, unstoppable virus, or Mr Robot hack that takes everything down … They knew armed guards would be required to protect their compounds from the angry mobs.

"But how would they pay the guards once money was worthless?

"What would stop the guards from choosing their own leader?

"The billionaires considered using special combination locks on the food supply that only they knew.

"Or making guards wear disciplinary collars of some kind in return for survival."

If your plan calls for allowing the world to drown in the swamp of mass death and destruction while you cower in a South Pacific bunker protected by hired killers wearing exploding collars, you are not likely to win much in the way of public support for the capitalist state economics that are creating the next mass extinction, are you?
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Ever spent any time in a communist country, dumbrade?
Not a second longer than I spent in Afghanistan, Trump.

https://www.quora.com/How-many-peop...=uad_mkt_en_acq_us_awin&set=awin&pub_id=78888

"During the war in Afghanistan (2001–present), over 31,000 civilian deaths due to war-related violence have been documented; 29,900 civilians have been wounded.

"Over 111,000 Afghans, including civilians, soldiers and militants, are estimated to have been killed in the conflict."

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Were you trying to say “no”? Lack the sack to just say so? Your attempt at deflection is as failed as your blood-thirsty, inhuman ideology, doucherade.


Oh, and about your ‘source’... :lmao:
What a scholar...
Oh, and about your ‘source’... :lmao:
What a scholar...
Congratulations.
You spelled "Scholar" correctly.
DYBKx3SWAAAjwN3.jpg

I guess he's got no path to 270 against Hillary, the most qualified candidate....ever. DURR
I guess he's got no path to 270 against Hillary, the most qualified candidate....ever. DURR
Good thing he was born rich.
3hurky.jpg

Yup, the rich guy spent half as much and still beat Hillary.
 
Isn't it more logical to lump capital providers with material providers?

If that's what you want to do...….doesn't change reality.
Using this income statement, corporations would maximize returns to employees in part by driving down capital income as low as possible. Sound good?

Employee income + Retained earnings =
Revenue - (Capital income + Cost of materials)

Using this income statement, corporations would maximize returns to employees in part by driving down capital income as low as possible.

Use any income statement you'd like, raising capital income drops employee income, raising employee income, drops capital income, ceteris paribus.

Sound good?

Yup, you should definitely start a corporation and do that.
 
Not a second longer than I spent in Afghanistan, Trump.

https://www.quora.com/How-many-peop...=uad_mkt_en_acq_us_awin&set=awin&pub_id=78888

"During the war in Afghanistan (2001–present), over 31,000 civilian deaths due to war-related violence have been documented; 29,900 civilians have been wounded.

"Over 111,000 Afghans, including civilians, soldiers and militants, are estimated to have been killed in the conflict."

More MAGA


Were you trying to say “no”? Lack the sack to just say so? Your attempt at deflection is as failed as your blood-thirsty, inhuman ideology, doucherade.


Oh, and about your ‘source’... :lmao:
What a scholar...
Oh, and about your ‘source’... :lmao:
What a scholar...
Congratulations.
You spelled "Scholar" correctly.
DYBKx3SWAAAjwN3.jpg

I guess he's got no path to 270 against Hillary, the most qualified candidate....ever. DURR
I guess he's got no path to 270 against Hillary, the most qualified candidate....ever. DURR
Good thing he was born rich.
3hurky.jpg

Yup, the rich guy spent half as much and still beat Hillary.
Yup, the rich guy spent half as much and still beat Hillary.
Lost by 3 million votes, remember?
 
If employees were a corporation's greatest asset, does that mean layoffs are wholesale destruction of assets as opposed to an elimination of expenses?
The-Divine-Right-of-Capital.jpg

Any business that isn't in business to make money, isn't in business long.

If you don't want to be an employee ... then become an employer. Sponging off the productive members of society isn't (or at least shouldn't) be an option.
f you don't want to be an employee ... then become an employer. Sponging off the productive members of society isn't (or at least shouldn't) be an option.
Are those who make money from money sponging off productive members of society?

The Fed Has Made Jamie Dimon $250 Million Richer Through Its Repo Loans

"As Wall Street On Parade has previously reported, JPMorgan Chase has been fingered as the bank that contributed to the Federal Reserve having to intervene in the overnight loan market on September 17 of this year, and every business day since then..."

"But as it now turns out, few individuals have personally benefitted as much as Jamie Dimon as a result of the Fed’s actions.

"Jamie Dimon is one of the largest individual shareholders in the stock of JPMorgan Chase. Those shares are the sole reason Dimon is a billionaire.

"On October 10, 2019, the shares of JPMorgan Chase closed at $114.21.

"On October 11, the New York Fed announced a dramatic escalation in its plans to flood money to Wall Street’s trading houses."
 

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