If money in a bank account is collecting interest then by default that
money is being used by some other business somewhere in the economy and so
it is "cycling" in the economy, either that or people pay interest on money
in a bank account for the pleasure of holding onto it.
Bitcoin is a great start, and if you add in Shire Silver (physical units
that contain gold and silver and fit in your wallet just like credit cards,
so easier to use than traditional bullion coins) you don't need the paper
crap.
"110k billion" What??? That's 100 thousand billion dollars. Show me any
private corporation that has that kind of money and I will bow down and
convert to communism. It's so sad that the people who have the balls to get
out there and protest are also dumb as fuck.
Hey, You did a really great job exposing those guys to some truth by being
respectful and informative. They're clearly active, they just need to be
informed and their newfound knowledge will point them in the proper
direction.
I'm not a fan of bitcoins, but kudos for you for handling that well!
Instead of trying to get into a battle on why minimum wage laws are a bad
idea, you went straight into explaining what you think the real problem is
instead. Very well handled. I'll have to make note on how to do that!
This was a brilliant education. Well done! The interviewer let these guys
speak, and then dropped some education on them in a concise and irrefutable
manner that let them change their minds on the real nature of the problem.
Comparing minimum wage and the cost of silver in 1964 and today is a great
way to make this point. If we were still backing the US dollar by gold and
silver instead of having fiat paper Federal Reserve notes, minimum wage
would effectively be over $17 per hour. It's not too much of a leap from
there to see that the government shouldn't artificially regulate wages, or
the cost of anything else. The free market has been proven to be a far
better determinate of "social justice." Their "food insecurity" talking
point is evidence that they still have a way to go to reach economic
enlightenment, but they may be on the right path. They need to understand
WHY more than one in seven Americans pay for food with an EBT card, and why
that number is rising every day.
That jacket the tall idiot liberal fuckstick is wearing looks fairly
expensive. Those two are fine examples of why other countries look at the
US as a land of idiots.
Wait till he finds out that government policy and subsidies contribute
greatly to the good problem! Eat locally, start a sustainable community
garden, don't guess where your good is from.
If money in a bank account is collecting interest then by default that
money is being used by some other business somewhere in the economy and so
it is "cycling" in the economy, either that or people pay interest on money
in a bank account for the pleasure of holding onto it.
Bitcoin is a great start, and if you add in Shire Silver (physical units
that contain gold and silver and fit in your wallet just like credit cards,
so easier to use than traditional bullion coins) you don't need the paper
crap.
great video but was your cameraman drunk sheesh wobbly bobbly!!!!
"110k billion" What??? That's 100 thousand billion dollars. Show me any
private corporation that has that kind of money and I will bow down and
convert to communism. It's so sad that the people who have the balls to get
out there and protest are also dumb as fuck.
Hey, You did a really great job exposing those guys to some truth by being
respectful and informative. They're clearly active, they just need to be
informed and their newfound knowledge will point them in the proper
direction.
I'm not a fan of bitcoins, but kudos for you for handling that well!
Instead of trying to get into a battle on why minimum wage laws are a bad
idea, you went straight into explaining what you think the real problem is
instead. Very well handled. I'll have to make note on how to do that!
This was a brilliant education. Well done! The interviewer let these guys
speak, and then dropped some education on them in a concise and irrefutable
manner that let them change their minds on the real nature of the problem.
Comparing minimum wage and the cost of silver in 1964 and today is a great
way to make this point. If we were still backing the US dollar by gold and
silver instead of having fiat paper Federal Reserve notes, minimum wage
would effectively be over $17 per hour. It's not too much of a leap from
there to see that the government shouldn't artificially regulate wages, or
the cost of anything else. The free market has been proven to be a far
better determinate of "social justice." Their "food insecurity" talking
point is evidence that they still have a way to go to reach economic
enlightenment, but they may be on the right path. They need to understand
WHY more than one in seven Americans pay for food with an EBT card, and why
that number is rising every day.
funny, calling for a currency that's backed by silver or gold and then
contradicting yourself by praising Bitcoin that isn't backed by anything.
That jacket the tall idiot liberal fuckstick is wearing looks fairly
expensive. Those two are fine examples of why other countries look at the
US as a land of idiots.
Wait till he finds out that government policy and subsidies contribute
greatly to the good problem! Eat locally, start a sustainable community
garden, don't guess where your good is from.
"the money's not doing anything. it's just stuck in the banks accumulating
interest"
jesus, these guys have no idea how savings work.
I thought wealth was earned, what needs to be distributed is
educations/re-rducations, valid to the emerging economies/industries.