Not sure,maybe the banks?Debt to who?
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Not sure,maybe the banks?Debt to who?
well you know, the well-worn 'rothschilds are trillionaires and secretly control the world' nonsense spouted by every uneducated peasant with an internet connection. apologies if that's not where you were heading with that.
They're not?
To some malicious organisation which is headed up by the Rothschild and Rockefellers working in tandem to create the Legion of Doom and create a one world dictatorship government in this world!Debt to who?
How many of those 1,191 earned their wealth without resorting to illegal or underhanded methods? Hmm maybe that's why they're nicknamed them the 1%.Billionaires in 2015.
1,191 completely self made
230 got it all through inheritance
405 got some through inheritance
So most of the richest people are, in fact, self-made.
Where did I say anyone was dumb?
Probably a f***ing lot to be honest. What an ignorant, unfounded comment.How many of those 1,191 earned their wealth without resorting to illegal or underhanded methods? Hmm maybe that's why they're nicknamed them the 1%.
Absolutely, no denying we all here have a head start. There are still people who have this head start and end up in poverty, ones that remain around the average level, and ones that make the absolute most of it. Some in those countries go above their situation and end up successful, absolutely no denying it is a lot, lot harder though.no i don't feel they are obligated. but if the 62 got together (with trusted advisers) and pooled their knowledge/work ethic/vision/intelligence they would certainly have a better chance than any other group. the politicians of the world or the united nations have not improved the situation much.
i would say though if you are part of a system that has made you a billionaire or a multi millionaire you have a vested interest in maintaining the status quo, the only thing that you could use as a reason for you to want to change the system is your empathy and compassion.
kudos to you, i have admiration for people who go out in the world and strive for what they want (as long as it is done without severe exploitation of other people) whether it be in business, sporting or any other endeavor. but i would assume without knowing your background, you would agree, you had a better chance of doing it than if you spent your early years in zimbabwe, togo or bangladesh.
That exact thing happened in the US, last I checked they are still a capitalist nation.It's untenable because you have finite resources with a disproportionate concentration in the hands of very few. You have a mass of humanity (only increasing every year) living at or below the poverty line with the disparity widening each year and gap between wealthy and poor widening, not just across the planet but within "rich" 1st world countries. There is a tipping point where the middle class will be diminished in these countries and the people will no longer accept that it is their lot to live in poverty while others hoard the gold.
It would have already happened in the third world and does on occasion but the western intelligence/military services prop up illegitimate and corrupt governments in those countries, subvert the opposition and, when all else fails, drop bombs.
You say it's had many many years and hasn't? I'd argue it has but in the case of revolution just not in the countries we live in. Social reform has definitely happened albeit maybe not on the scale of some other countries. The reason being the people here have swallowed the bullshit while being able to turn a blind eye and get on with their lives - but if you start seeing the middle class lose jobs/houses things will change very quickly.
You gotta think that once they get a robotic army up and running that will be the end game. They probably wouldn't try troops on the ground in the US because there will be people in the military/police who will switch sides. Once they take that factor out there's nothing standing in the way.
The reason is that power is stupidly expensive.This is why I laugh whenever some technology mogul tells us that nanotechnology could eliminate poverty forever, or quantum computing, or AI or whatever, when there is absolutely no sane or logical reason why anyone should be living in poverty now.
There are more than enough resources to go around but the greed & corruption of this species will mean that a tiny few will always end up screwing over the majority so they can feel better about being themselves.
What policy changes and what Obama actions, specifically, caused 95% of all income gains to go to the top 1%?
They have hidden the true extent of their wealth since about 1820, who even knows how wealthy they are. I do know though that when Yukos boss khodorkovsy got jailed he tried to sign over that entity to Jacob Rothschild . Yukos was worth at least fifty billion. Hidden power.popular myth. even if we added all their respective net worths together, they struggle to get all the way there. individually, none of them come close.
really like this section of your post. i posted something similar on a completely unrelated thread a while ago.more accurate way to describe what we really have is media-controlled faux democratic two party rotational system
to your 3 questions. yes just scrape into voting age requirements. occasionally, depends what issue i am voting on and who the candidates are, i sometimes don't conform to societies norms or fit into the boxes it provides, though i am a bit of a rebel. i find that most of the time the candidates are very similar even though they assure us they are not ie. we are fed the illusion of choice.
us president, George bush senior was referring to a plan for the effective reality of one world government in his infamous new world order speech.
lay off the koolaide.
Debt = Money supply... in the current system with out increasing debt the economy fails. Those with the power to create the debt have the post power... it used to be goverment banks.... now its private banks. Democracy died when we handed over the power to the banks.
The speech was given on Sept 11 1991, Senior's taking the piss surely..
That exact thing happened in the US, last I checked they are still a capitalist nation.
I was unaware there were countries that have abolished capitalism and are doing aces. Can you tell me which they are?
Hoard the gold? So? They made the money they can do what they want with it. A significant number give it to charity though.
Not sure,maybe the banks?
To some malicious organisation which is headed up by the Rothschild and Rockefellers working in tandem to create the Legion of Doom and create a one world dictatorship government in this world!
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It's a serious question though - if there is so much debt in the world it can never be paid off,
who is on the other side of the ledger?
Where is this debt created from? Debt is not "real" in a tangible sense, it's just a theoretical construct.
why can't it be paid off?
shouldn't that answer be obvious? the citizenry owes money to the financial institutions they've borrowed from. governments owe money to whomever bought their bonds.
I’m not sure I understand the question. I buy you a beer today and you promise to pay me back next week. I have just created debt.
It's a bit of a ponzi scheme though - I get the government bonds but the borrowing from financial institutions (many of whom are meant to be central government banks)
creating interest incurring debt out of thin air is a bit of a con.
Yes on a tangible level there is debt for goods and services - but if I give you a piece of paper and tell you it's worth $50 and that you need to pay me back in kind but you are only allowed to use pieces of paper that I've created there's not really anything to back that up.
The debt has been created from nothing and now all of a sudden you are in debt to me and that debt is accruing.
It's a serious question though - if there is so much debt in the world it can never be paid off, who is on the other side of the ledger? Where is this debt created from? Debt is not "real" in a tangible sense, it's just a theoretical construct.