How do you know what I make? I have no boss, no customers to worry about or employees to take care of.
And greed has killed millions.
He means you contribute approximately fuck all to the world. You may make some money but you produce no tangible good, do not provide jobs (something you seem very keen on), and by your own admission trade currencies which is a very quintessential capitalist thing to do. You are a contradiction of yourself.
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What else should I do? I live in a capitalist country.
They have cimmunes in said capitalist country … or you could move to Canada where i hear they have free Healthcare
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Start a business, start a non-profit (non profit employees can make a salary), work for a company aligned with your stated goals….
Exactly, but I’m the greedy one that doesn’t care about people.
You are a fucking idiot.
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The dollar.
It was a discussion of how govt. debt affects the value of its currency, about 100 posts back.
They have those? I guess they do if it is a worker Co-op and the workers own the business.
Just making it easier on myself w/o exploiting anyone.
You are exploiting the system of capitalism for personal gain without providing anything to anyone.
So, you are not helping. You have in fact bought into capitalism and profit from it. Where do you think the ability to do that comes from? The very thing you are railing against here.
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I doubt he even takes care of one raccoon family, let alone five.
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Yet Japan has a debt to GDP ratio twice of the U.S. but it’s currency is stronger. How can that be?
I look for this trend to turn around due to the Fed. raising interest rates. Japan’s central banks are not so far.
How should I live when I currently reside in the U.S.? Work for a boss that can terminate me for no reason. I can probably work in a worker Co-op where the workers hire/fire the managers.
I have plenty of animals I take care of. 3 cats and 4 dogs. I live in a very rural Texas area.
You must be smoking crack if you think the Yen is stronger than the dollar.
Or, you can define what the strength of a currency means to you, so that the rest of us can understand your babbling batshit.
Sorry, you are right. I was going on old information. I haven’t traded that pair of currencies in awhile. But, then Yen has been stronger than the dollar before. All the while Japan has twice the debt to GDP ratio as the U.S.
So, you are just accepting your fate and doing nothing about it like you accuse everyone else of?
At least you are being honest now.
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When?
Pre WW2?
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Leave and move to a communist country…its what you want here