Modern Monetary Theory: A Primer

[usmccds423]

I doubt even google can translate what goes on in your head, smooth brain.

[castoli711]

@Bauber

spell Jekyll right.

Wow a typo. Man you really got me there.

[usmccds423]

@NickViar

What are you trying to say, here?

Google it, fool.

[cyclonengineer]

@usmccds423

It’s comical, but absurd.

Pretty much.

Thinks he’s Tyler Durden dismantling the structure of our corporate overlords from his ramshackle house but is really Peter Griffin. Actually it’s worst than that. Peter Griffin can hold a job and has a family.

[usmccds423]

@castoli711

They are much more democratic than the typical work structure.

Imagine wanting to work for an organization governed by mob rule. No thanks.

[usmccds423]

@castoli711

It shows the superiority of worker co-ops

Weird there aren’t more then…

[usmccds423]

@castoli711

Working for yourself is better than a worker co-op but a worker co-op is better than working for you.

Imagine thinking life is this black and white, but that’s not surprising because you’ve never done anything of note.

[usmccds423]

@cyclonengineer

dismantling the structure of our corporate overlords

While trading fx on Charles Schwab

[cyclonengineer]

but we’re the hypocrites.

[usmccds423]

It’s the best he can do in this awful system that allows him to make money off global fiat volatility.

[usmccds423]

I can’t even imagine telling people how much I dislike capitalism, the federal reserve, and/or fiat currency and then when asked telling people I trade fx. I’m embarrassed for him.

[cyclonengineer]

I mean, he could always get his own land and live off that. Plenty of folks in the good 'ol USA do that already.
But that takes actual skill and physical labor.

[usmccds423]

@cyclonengineer

But that takes actual skill and physical labor.

Easy now, we can’t expect him to actually participate in the things he thinks are better. That’s just crazy talk. Why join a worker co-op and actually contribute to society when you can just make money on Fidelity?

[cyclonengineer]

The doubly crazy thing - he couldn’t do that either if it wasn’t for all those folks who work for those dreaded bosses.

[usmccds423]

You can’t expect 2nd order thinking from Zep.

[usmccds423]

At least @castoli711 is out of the house I guess.

[castoli711]

Is volunteering and donating NOT contributing to society?

[cyclonengineer]

You missed the forest for trees on that one…

[Bauber]

@castoli711

First you claim that your children have a high 7 figure retirement already set up but you have this feeling it’s not enough. If they’d blow that then what does it say about you? But hey keep adding to it because it’s never enough.

With the way the world is going and the dollar - it may not be enough. Why would I not want to give them as much as I can? Like I said there are many stipulations on the money that will require them to become productive members of society on their own before having unfettered access to their trust funds.

This is pretty common with trust funds for responsible parents.

@castoli711

Does one need to go to a university to be educated?

No, but it sure lends some credence.

@castoli711

They are much more democratic than the typical work structure.

It really depends how they are setup and how big they get.

@castoli711

but a worker co-op is better than working for you.

How would you know? You have never worked in either one. More thoughts from a place of ZERO experience.

Again, I am glad your idiocy and views will die with you. The universe does get some things correct.

[Bauber]

@usmccds423

Imagine wanting to work for an organization governed by mob rule. No thanks.

The funny thing is - they are not. He has this fantastical ideological view of worker co-ops.