The problem is our monetary system, the wealth is not shared properly. We're living through tough times... We're just slaves.
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The problem is our monetary system, the wealth is not shared properly. We're living through tough times... We're just slaves.
the problem is actually capital itself. Profit is unpaid wages.
who says wealth has to be shared?
MAKE your own wealth.
I work and I'm paid in worthless fiat. If all of us we're paid in gold or silver, the wealth would be more equally shared, no more centralized wealth concentration by central banks and corporations.
do you use a bank?
do you buy products made by corporations?
you do?
well there you have it
I try to avoid those corporations sir. I try my best. And if I eat the 2$ burger at mc donald, I'll come out of there with 2$ worth of napkins. That's the way I do it! And when I go to the bank, I go to the cashier, it's free and it make's the bank pay humans otherwise they would pay for ATM.
By the way, what is a walmart? What is a I phone? things that I don't see often.
Do you buy meat at the grocery store or at the local butcher? I go to the local butcher, to keep those fiats flying around in the neighborhood until they are spent in one theses corporations.
I do my best, my wallet speaks louder than any of my vote will. So before teaching me anything, I practice what I preach, I'm aware of all the shit that surrounds me, but I wish this monopoly game could end and restart.
if I eat the 2$ burger at mc donald, I'll come out of there with 2$ worth of napkins. That's the way I do it!
so you're a thief.
I gotcha.
That's not really fair, @everittdmickey. McDonald's puts the napkins out for people to take. Unless they post a sign or otherwise limit how many napkins customers can take, it is not stealing to take as many as you want.
it's stealing.
By the way, what is a walmart? What is a I phone? things that I don't see often
Never mind..
wup, 20$ a box of 22lr in Canadian $ 5 years ago worth at walmart now 50$, I think I know what I'm doing... My investments doubled, while my paycheck shrunk... Benson & Edges for scottwell, loll no way punk
Buy your greasy big macs to pay for my napkins, I can't afford a fucking big cancer mac, and if I could, I wouldn't.
Interesting thought...
I'm curious then, the US dollar has lost 95% of its purchasing power since the FED was established in 1913. Is the US dollar a currency in your eyes, seeing as by your definition it is not very stable?
I would consider gold more stable than fiat, simply because gold has gone up in value in the last 100 years, where the dollar (and all fiat for that matter) has clearly gone down. I agree gold isn't easy to transact with, but I'm not making that argument.