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Stefan.De.Machtige on 11 February 2018
Puppyroach said:
Capitalism isn't the issue, it's the lack of regulation of the free market and how the common resources are used that is the real problem in the US.

Lol. I'm not even American, and i know the list of law and regulations on the markets is huge in America and grows each year. Just like in most of western world.

Goverments owned by the banks is the real problem in the west. It's the enemy within.



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Dark_Lord_2008 on 11 February 2018

Voting Democrats in 2020 and giving Trump the boot and a return to democracy is what America needs. A Recession will be good if it results in President Trump losing the 2020 election. Trump will be blamed for the Recession as a direct result of his economic incompetence.



Jaicee on 11 February 2018
Stefan.De.Machtige said:
The rate won't go up. It can't. The real owners of the FED - the banks - will print this financial system into oblivion. They will print untill the world itself or the FED burns.

If you think this is capitalism, then you don't know much about capitalism. As soon as modern fiat money was born with the FED, it was crony capitalism or some fusion of capitalism with fascism. We just now hitting full-retard on the scam.

Socialism is even worse then this system. Much worse.

There is no such thing as "free market" capitalism. ALL capitalism is crony capitalism. It has always been thus and will always be thus because it capitalism is a class-based system and state force is always necessary to prevent the breakdown of the unequal class relations that are fundamental to such a system.

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Stefan.De.Machtige on 11 February 2018
Jaicee said:
Stefan.De.Machtige said:
The rate won't go up. It can't. The real owners of the FED - the banks - will print this financial system into oblivion. They will print untill the world itself or the FED burns.

If you think this is capitalism, then you don't know much about capitalism. As soon as modern fiat money was born with the FED, it was crony capitalism or some fusion of capitalism with fascism. We just now hitting full-retard on the scam.

Socialism is even worse then this system. Much worse.

There is no such thing as "free market" capitalism. ALL capitalism is crony capitalism. It has always been thus and will always be thus because it capitalism is a class-based system and state force is always necessary to prevent the breakdown of the unequal class relations that are fundamental to such a system.

You don't even know the difference between a monetary system and a govermental system. Capitalism is just the free exchange of labor for resources. It's that simple. Before the FED and the central banks, the world had a monetary system close to that core principle. Afterwards we were trapped in a debt-based, crony capitalism monetary system of which there is no escape.

I don't have the time to write down why the quest for equality is utterly retarded and pointless. So i'm just gonna say that equality will never be solved, because it cannot be solved. Not by anyone. Not with the best intensions are or can people be made equal.



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Puppyroach on 11 February 2018
Stefan.De.Machtige said:
Puppyroach said:
Capitalism isn't the issue, it's the lack of regulation of the free market and how the common resources are used that is the real problem in the US.

Lol. I'm not even American, and i know the list of law and regulations on the markets is huge in America and grows each year. Just like in most of western world.

Goverments owned by the banks is the real problem in the west. It's the enemy within.

Problem is not the amountaof regulations but rather whatvtype of regulations that are in place. There is a reason that the Glass-Stiegel act is not in place any more.

I agree whole-heartedly with the second part.