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Capitalism itself isn't the problem. Free trades and markets are the natural economic system. The problem is that the system is rigged and kiked. instead of having an actual free market (like it's promoted by austrian school economists), we have (((central banks))) and government intervention.
We should just work normal jobs for 40 hours a week and should be able to buy a house and be able to take care of an entire family with the wage.

But because of the fact that the system is rigged this isn't real anymore. Instead we have tons of inflation and an economic crisis which are caused by government intervention and the central banks intervening. And what is the answer to this? More intervention. Now people work more than they did back then, and can barely survive on their own while living in a small apartment. Not just that, but we pay more and more taxes too. But at the same time the government intervenes in the markets in a way to make the elite (themselves) profit even more.

And while we get poorer and work more and more like feudal like serfs, they just tell us to rent instead of buying. "Don't buy a house and own property, just rent!" We are just supposed to work while buying nothing useful for ourselves. "Own nothing and be happy!" The only thing we might be allowed to buy are a netflix subscription or video game items. And while we own less and less, the elite owns more and more and rents it back to us.

And modern life is generally not made for us humans. We live more and more unnatural lives. Eating processed foods and consuming media. Working in unhealthy work conditions and sleeping less. We already work more than feudal serfs. They just try to keep the population dumb and happy so that they shut up and are easier to control. Like sheep.
We live in Brave New World.

The system is kiked. And people blame capitalism, even though this isn't capitalism anymore. This is just hell.
The only escape is the one John from Brave New World took: A quick drop and a sudden stop.

We can't change shit and it's only gonna get worse. Sometimes I hope it's gonna collapse, but that is unlikely af. We most likely just have to brutally wageslave for pennies. If you're lucky you might NEET, but if you're unlucky it's gonna be wageslavery until you drop dead. Forget retirement, you're gonna work until you're 80. Savings aren't real anymore.
 
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We probably could just work normal jobs for 40 hours a week and should be able to buy a house and be able to take care of an entire family with the wage.
yeah, but they enslave us with bank debts
 
i want to wage slave but nobody would hire me
 
I'm glad I'm able to LDAR
 
I would probably be incel even in the 50's.
 
Capitalism itself isn't the problem
How do you prevent an ideal version of capitalism turning into the version we have today?

I think we need a balance between socialism and capitalism

Too much capitalism and people stay poor and are stuck in wageslave jobs

Too much socialism and nobody has the motivation to work hard since you get paid the same as the lazy drunk co-worker.
 
Capitalism itself isn't the problem. Free trades and markets are the natural economic system. The problem is that the system is rigged and kiked. instead of having an actual free market (like it's promoted by austrian school economists), we have (((central banks))) and government intervention.
We should just work normal jobs for 40 hours a week and should be able to buy a house and be able to take care of an entire family with the wage.

But because of the fact that the system is rigged this isn't real anymore. Instead we have tons of inflation and an economic crisis which are caused by government intervention and the central banks intervening. And what is the answer to this? More intervention. Now people work more than they did back then, and can barely survive on their own while living in a small apartment. Not just that, but we pay more and more taxes too. But at the same time the government intervenes in the markets in a way to make the elite (themselves) profit even more.

And while we get poorer and work more and more like feudal like serfs, they just tell us to rent instead of buying. "Don't buy a house and own property, just rent!" We are just supposed to work while buying nothing useful for ourselves. "Own nothing and be happy!" The only thing we might be allowed to buy are a netflix subscription or video game items. And while we own less and less, the elite owns more and more and rents it back to us.

And modern life is generally not made for us humans. We live more and more unnatural lives. Eating processed foods and consuming media. Working in unhealthy work conditions and sleeping less. We already work more than feudal serfs. They just try to keep the population dumb and happy so that they shut up and are easier to control. Like sheep.
We live in Brave New World.

The system is kiked. And people blame capitalism, even though this isn't capitalism anymore. This is just hell.
The only escape is the one John from Brave New World took: A quick drop and a sudden stop.

We can't change shit and it's only gonna get worse. Sometimes I hope it's gonna collapse, but that is unlikely af. We most likely just have to brutally wageslave for pennies. If you're lucky you might NEET, but if you're unlucky it's gonna be wageslavery until you drop dead. Forget retirement, you're gonna work until you're 80. Savings aren't real anymore.
Working? I love NEETing bruh
 
How do you prevent an ideal version of capitalism turning into the version we have today?

I think we need a balance between socialism and capitalism

Too much capitalism and people stay poor and are stuck in wageslave jobs

Too much socialism and nobody has the motivation to work hard since you get paid the same as the lazy drunk co-worker.
all kinds of socialism or welfare state will lead to inflation, higher taxation and debt. It will also lead to more state power, more intervention and control and more corruption.

We just need to completely cut the government out of the market and make it as small and weak as possible. The government makes everything worse. The market regulates itself and all kinds of problems are created because of intervention.

Also humans should live more rural and less urban. It's just unhealthy. When I go downtown I sometimes feel like an ant in a glass terrarium.
 
You get disability?? How much, I’m trying to see if my mine will be approved
1000 usd a month plus apartment and internet amd phone, Water, kitchen bedroom living room included
 
I wouldn't have a problem with wageslavery if it was at least worthwhile. If I would earn enough money to live decently and provide it would be ok. Nowadays both partners would need to wageslave to survive.
And if I would have a gf that I could provide for I would have the motivation. If I had a cute and lovely teen wife, I would happily wageslave because I would know that I would come home to a nice dinner and a cute girl waiting for me.

But I have nothing. No girl, no goals, nothing to achieve. And working isn't worthwhile because it's kiked. So wageslaving is literal hell. You work more for way less. You get almost nothing.

I don't want to do this slavery.
 
modern wageslavery is hell
 
very hi iq thread bro i done pinned it
 
IQ mogger thread. government socializes the losses and privatized the gains to kikes
 
And yet the system grinds on year after year after year
 
One of the biggest problems is that society has agreed to participate in this pseudo-rigged lottery-esque system whereby 1000+ (or whatever the true number is) people are wageslave losers per every winner. We all want to win and be wealthy, but we know that only a select few will be winners. The shared cost incurred on the majority of losers is greater than the gain by winners, because there are, not only intangible factors that affect the quality of life (work burnout and financial stress, for example), but measurable factors like inflation that harm the haves and merely annoy the have-nots. Capitalism isn't a positive-sum (or even zero-sum) situation as some would have you believe.

Pro capitalists would argue that the quality of life has improved greatly for the average person (infrastructure, like electricity, plumbing, and "opportunity"), and this is strictly true. However, in order to enjoy those societal amenities granted by the competitive, capitalist drive to win, the average "enjoyer" has to continually grind like a slave to prop up the system (namely, corporations) that helped put the amenities in place. You have to pay your dues every month (in the case of corporations, like fees and subscriptions) or year (in the case of taxes). Miss a payment and you'll bear the entire brunt of the system's weight against you.

The system isn't exactly rigged, but the odds are stacked heavily against you. It's like a casino: the edge against you is built-in. You have to get very lucky to get on top and win.
 
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Capitalism itself isn't the problem. Free trades and markets are the natural economic system. The problem is that the system is rigged and kiked. instead of having an actual free market (like it's promoted by austrian school economists), we have (((central banks))) and government intervention.
We should just work normal jobs for 40 hours a week and should be able to buy a house and be able to take care of an entire family with the wage.

But because of the fact that the system is rigged this isn't real anymore. Instead we have tons of inflation and an economic crisis which are caused by government intervention and the central banks intervening. And what is the answer to this? More intervention. Now people work more than they did back then, and can barely survive on their own while living in a small apartment. Not just that, but we pay more and more taxes too. But at the same time the government intervenes in the markets in a way to make the elite (themselves) profit even more.

And while we get poorer and work more and more like feudal like serfs, they just tell us to rent instead of buying. "Don't buy a house and own property, just rent!" We are just supposed to work while buying nothing useful for ourselves. "Own nothing and be happy!" The only thing we might be allowed to buy are a netflix subscription or video game items. And while we own less and less, the elite owns more and more and rents it back to us.

And modern life is generally not made for us humans. We live more and more unnatural lives. Eating processed foods and consuming media. Working in unhealthy work conditions and sleeping less. We already work more than feudal serfs. They just try to keep the population dumb and happy so that they shut up and are easier to control. Like sheep.
We live in Brave New World.

The system is kiked. And people blame capitalism, even though this isn't capitalism anymore. This is just hell.
The only escape is the one John from Brave New World took: A quick drop and a sudden stop.

We can't change shit and it's only gonna get worse. Sometimes I hope it's gonna collapse, but that is unlikely af. We most likely just have to brutally wageslave for pennies. If you're lucky you might NEET, but if you're unlucky it's gonna be wageslavery until you drop dead. Forget retirement, you're gonna work until you're 80. Savings aren't real anymore.
Omg literally 1984!!!11 - The Thread
 
Imagine working for any company in this clown world. The biggest issue they're facing now is the lack of workers, unemployment record high cost of living record high.. Wages... Pretty much hasnt moved lets be fair. When you get people accustomed to living in poverty than they don't need to work, working used to be a fair exchange. It certainly isn't now and people arent just complying anymore and I think thats great. Imagine if even for ONE day every worker was like nah don't think I'll do it today. The world would come to a stand still and they'll still blame the people with NOTHING for being lazy The greed will never end, but apparently if you don't wageslave and pay your taxes YOU are the selfish one. Lmfao. It's all a big fucking joke. Work only if you want to, dont do it because you feel bad or lazy that's just how they want you to feel so you slave away.
 
One of the biggest problems is that society has agreed to participate in this pseudo-rigged lottery-esque system whereby 1000+ (or whatever the true number is) people are wageslave losers per every winner. We all want to win and be wealthy, but we know that only a select few will be winners. The shared cost incurred on the majority of losers is greater than the gain by winners, because there are, not only intangible factors that affect the quality of life (work burnout and financial stress, for example), but measurable factors like inflation that harm the haves and merely annoy the have-nots. Capitalism isn't a positive-sum (or even zero-sum) situation as some would have you believe.

Pro capitalists would argue that the quality of life has improved greatly for the average person (infrastructure, like electricity, plumbing, and "opportunity"), and this is strictly true. However, in order to enjoy those societal amenities granted by the competitive, capitalist drive to win, the average "enjoyer" has to continually grind like a slave to prop up the system (namely, corporations) that helped put the amenities in place. You have to pay your dues every month (in the case of corporations, like fees and subscriptions) or year (in the case of taxes). Miss a payment and you'll bear the entire brunt of the system's weight against you.

The system isn't exactly rigged, but the odds are stacked heavily against you. It's like a casino: the edge against you is built-in. You have to get very lucky to get on top and win.
Obviously capitalism is about winning and losing. And that wouldn't be bad, if it was fair.
The problem is that this system is rigged in a way that we always lose and the elite never loses. If they are about to lose, they just manipulate the market to save themselves.
It's rigged.
 
Nice high IQ thread boyo. I agree with everything you said except that
The market regulates itself and all kinds of problems are created because of intervention.
The sexual market ain't being regulated and looks what's come of that.
How do you prevent an ideal version of capitalism turning into the version we have today?

I think we need a balance between socialism and capitalism
No form of government is immune to corruption. Even anarchism.
 
Capitalism isn't a positive-sum (or even zero-sum) situation as some would have you believe.
How is capitalism not a zero-sum game? Ain't life as a whole a zero-sum game? For you to win someone has to lose.
 
How is capitalism not a zero-sum game? Ain't life as a whole a zero-sum game? For you to win someone has to lose.
It's negative-sum. The losers are needed to prop up the winners, but the losers keep regressing to the point where they won't be able to do even that. They become too poor to be consumers, especially of non-essential industries. You're seeing signs of it now with people leaving the workforce in large numbers and how it's beginning to affect businesses to the point where MSM outlets talk about it, with a pro-capitalist, anti-worker spin to it, of course.
 
but the losers keep regressing to the point where they won't be able to do even that.
Isn't that because capitalism leads to a positive feedback loop? The rich get richer and poor get poorer. The rich keep engorging themselves, hence the losers keep on losing.
 
Isn't that because capitalism leads to a positive feedback loop? The rich get richer and poor get poorer. The rich keep engorging themselves, hence the losers keep on losing.
No, it's a lot more complicated than a simple feedback loop.
 
Goyim are niggers cucked by kikes! Bend over and take it!
 
No, it's a lot more complicated than a simple feedback loop.
Of course, but the crux is what lies at the heart of the "rich get richer and poor get poorer" phenomenon, no? Besides, if it really is a negative-sum game, what (according to you) is being lost? The total amount of happiness or well-being? The total amount of money or value?
 
Of course, but the crux is what lies at the heart of the "rich get richer and poor get poorer" phenomenon, no? Besides, if it really is a negative-sum game, what (according to you) is being lost? The total amount of happiness or well-being? The total amount of money or value?
The intangibles, like happiness and life satisfaction. The sum amount of misery that the losers (per one winner) experience can't make up for the happiness and satisfaction of just one person. It's not possible.
 
The intangibles, like happiness and life satisfaction. The sum amount of misery that the losers (per one winner) experience can't make up for the happiness and satisfaction of just one person. It's not possible.
Okay. While I kinda agree with you, the details get a bit hairy. The first elephant in the room is that the intangibles are unquantifiable, making your entire argument heurisitic at best. And then there's the more damning fact that humans are so irrational that I'm not even sure there's even a reasonable heuristic to measure things such as contentedness.

PS I get the idea that a zero-sum game, in addition to the mathematical definition, is used in common parlance to the effect of "in order for someone to win, sombody's gotta take the L". I was mostly using it in this less precise sense.
 
Okay. While I kinda agree with you, the details get a bit hairy. The first elephant in the room is that the intangibles are unquantifiable, making your entire argument heurisitic at best. And then there's the more damning fact that humans are so irrational that I'm not even sure there's even a reasonable heuristic to measure things such as contentedness.
That's the point. There are certain factors that are clearly present, which are not measurable, yet have a strong impact on the quality of life that are affected by being in a losing position in this system.

The situational and episodic misery of 1000 financially struggling people cannot be counter-balanced by the euphoria of one wealthy person, even if that person were to be in a state of euphoria 24/7, which we know is not the case.

PS I get the idea that a zero-sum game, in addition to the mathematical definition, is used in common parlance to the effect of "in order for someone to win, sombody's gotta take the L". I was mostly using it in this less precise sense.
So was I. The term isn't restricted to empirical or numerical situations, as in the example of happiness/contentedness that can't be a simple utilitarian equation to be balanced.
 
Without wasting anyone’s time…

+1

The most recent bank collapses were intentional like 2008. Look at the last names of who was involved. They are always included in the destruction of civilization, and love to rape children. Look up the “Talmud” they worship it. 4 year olds are their targets, they love to sexualize and rape kids.

Look up the Epstein association list. Both political parties love raping kids, and I’m not talking about some 16 year old dirty cocksucking whore, I’m talking about fucking 4 year olds. I’m not sure what I can say and what I can’t about what should be done to people who hurt 4 year olds, but it involves fire.

These animals can’t let anyone exist, they just want to consolidate power and steal money. I don’t care what side of the isle you sit on, I don’t care what the fuck you are into; 4 year olds should be off limits because if you want to rape a 4 year old you are a fucking monster. Everyone deserves the chance to grow up and fuck up their lives on their own without someone else doing it for them when they are a little toddler.

Fuck these animals and their cruelty while they lecture us about fucking everything (they are doing, not us).

This shit need to stop.

(And it’s about to get worse unless something is done about it…)

Jared From Subway talks about what he does with kids.


I’m an American in New England and it’s funny how American TV won’t cover this probably because the Epstein client list has so many American TV producers, news anchors, celebrities, and of course we all know who runs the news in America. (As I said their kind loves raping kids, just look at their religious texts)
 
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The situational and episodic misery of 1000 financially struggling people cannot be counter-balanced by the euphoria of one wealthy person, even if that person were to be in a state of euphoria 24/7, which we know is not the case.
Supposing all are equal in some abstract sense, that is. Slightly more precisely, assuming my misery and felicity and just as important as yours or anyone else's.
 
Supposing all are equal in some abstract sense, that is. Slightly more precisely, assuming my misery and felicity and just as important as yours or anyone else's.
Right, which makes this capitalist game we're all volunteering to play potentially worse than it may seem.
 
Capitalism itself isn't the problem. Free trades and markets are the natural economic system. The problem is that the system is rigged and kiked. instead of having an actual free market (like it's promoted by austrian school economists), we have (((central banks))) and government intervention.
We should just work normal jobs for 40 hours a week and should be able to buy a house and be able to take care of an entire family with the wage.

But because of the fact that the system is rigged this isn't real anymore. Instead we have tons of inflation and an economic crisis which are caused by government intervention and the central banks intervening. And what is the answer to this? More intervention. Now people work more than they did back then, and can barely survive on their own while living in a small apartment. Not just that, but we pay more and more taxes too. But at the same time the government intervenes in the markets in a way to make the elite (themselves) profit even more.

And while we get poorer and work more and more like feudal like serfs, they just tell us to rent instead of buying. "Don't buy a house and own property, just rent!" We are just supposed to work while buying nothing useful for ourselves. "Own nothing and be happy!" The only thing we might be allowed to buy are a netflix subscription or video game items. And while we own less and less, the elite owns more and more and rents it back to us.

And modern life is generally not made for us humans. We live more and more unnatural lives. Eating processed foods and consuming media. Working in unhealthy work conditions and sleeping less. We already work more than feudal serfs. They just try to keep the population dumb and happy so that they shut up and are easier to control. Like sheep.
We live in Brave New World.

The system is kiked. And people blame capitalism, even though this isn't capitalism anymore. This is just hell.
The only escape is the one John from Brave New World took: A quick drop and a sudden stop.

We can't change shit and it's only gonna get worse. Sometimes I hope it's gonna collapse, but that is unlikely af. We most likely just have to brutally wageslave for pennies. If you're lucky you might NEET, but if you're unlucky it's gonna be wageslavery until you drop dead. Forget retirement, you're gonna work until you're 80. Savings aren't real anymore.
Massive cope capitalism is the problem, greed is the problem, surging rates of profits undermining the quality of life is the problem,.
Its a classic tactic of neoliberals to blame the deleterious effects of capitalism on governmental intervention . They say let the market rule but turn their ass and beg the government to bail them out every time a new catastrophe hits like the recent silicon valley bank fiasco.
 
Massive cope capitalism is the problem, greed is the problem, surging rates of profits undermining the quality of life is the problem,.
Its a classic tactic of neoliberals to blame the deleterious effects of capitalism on governmental intervention . They say let the market rule but turn their ass and beg the government to bail them out every time a new catastrophe hits like the recent silicon valley bank fiasco.
Bail outs shouldn't exist. That is government intervention too
 
its just basic economics. boom and bust theory.
 
How is capitalism not a zero-sum game? Ain't life as a whole a zero-sum game? For you to win someone has to lose.
in theory capitalism benefits everybody and there is an alleged trickle down econimics
 
in theory capitalism benefits everybody and there is an alleged trickle down econimics
People also claim that foids in theory go for personality. Yet, this is readily debunked empirically. Similarly, it's plain to see that the majority of people aren't benefitting from capitalism as the West currently knows it. I also believe that "everyone benefits" schemes don't exist period.
 

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