There is a very well explained video by a reformed Capitalist on the new outlook for prosperity.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=th3KE_H27bs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=th3KE_H27bs
"Learning" about economics from a TED talk...what a joke!
Here is where you need to go: Mises Institute
Here is where you need to go: Mises Institute
No joke !
the Mises Institute is the world's leading supporter ( or so they claim ) of the ideas of liberty and the Austrian School of economics. The Austrian School was dominant years ago, but a bit passe these days. Things may have moved on nowadays. No longer are the fatcats at the top grabbing most of the company's value leaving little for the workers and shareholders.
I have no problem with the rich being wealthy as long as the poor of the country are not desperately poor. This would apply to many tin pot republics where the local dictator lives in luxury while the majority starve. Spread the wealth around imho. Britain just avoided a revolution in the past by giving just enough to the many poor to avoid complete revolution. Sods like Ceausescu tried to stay in power by force and was deposed with force. Roll on inefficient democracy, it has its merits bumbling along at snail's pace.
You are just rambling and it's painfully obvious you don't understand even basic economics. Not to worry though, Youtube can help.
I understand very well what a cruel and heartless system extreme capitalism is.
It's people that are important. Extreme capitalism is only concerned with money. EC ravages the planet's natural resources and fouls up the atmosphere with greenhouse gases. There is enough to go around as long as the few are not hogging such a large share for themselves and delivering mere crumbs for the less fortunate. I see tough times ahead as people are increasingly being replaced by machines. One can't eat gold etc.
Have some feelings for your fellow man or suffer the results. Look after our only planet and nurture it, it's all we have.
It's people that are important. Extreme capitalism is only concerned with money. EC ravages the planet's natural resources and fouls up the atmosphere with greenhouse gases. There is enough to go around as long as the few are not hogging such a large share for themselves and delivering mere crumbs for the less fortunate. I see tough times ahead as people are increasingly being replaced by machines. One can't eat gold etc.
Have some feelings for your fellow man or suffer the results. Look after our only planet and nurture it, it's all we have.
Poor ol' Pat; he's gonna start to think that everyone's getting at him as I've made similar comments about him on his 'ART - not just pretty pics' thread!
Chin up Pat - we love you really!
Pat,
You can not help the poor (as a group) until they freely choose to use birth control on their own.
I only watched the clip a few seconds - as far as it took me to find out from Wikipedia the guy is mega-rich. I could not stomach any more lecturing on the ills of capitalism after that.
The poor won't accept that their numbers are limited while the rich need not bother.
Besides it's someone else's problem when one feels extra randy at 2 a.m. !!
If the limit is set at 2 children per couple then the population would gradually decrease.
As the problem gets worse and worse the need for nastier measures gets greater and greater.
They can't all come to Europe.
Pat,
I wasn’t talking about limiting the poors’ number of children. Birth control is not forced sterilization. If they waited until they had more money behind them they could better afford a child in the future. Is Britain’s economy so bad that a poor person can’t improve himself or make his way up to the middle class?
As far as what you want, you will never get forced sterilization in the UK. Not unless a powerful dictator came to power. If that were the case you would have so many problems you wouldn’t care about overpopulation.
I'm not qualified to tell anyone they should or shouldn't have children but if you have them you have to meet the consequences and so do your children.
So a great way to remain poor would be to have children within a single-parent household, in which the parent cannot take up significant employment. Or to bring children into a conventional two-parent household in which neither is employed.
We must all accept that poverty's not a crime, as it would be quite evil to criminalise the poor. But therefore nor can it be a crime that a person makes choices that leave them poor. Nor that they have children who will also be poor. But it isn't my responsibility to make them not poor any more. We're all free to make choices, and some choices will be bad.
So a great way to remain poor would be to have children within a single-parent household, in which the parent cannot take up significant employment. Or to bring children into a conventional two-parent household in which neither is employed.
We must all accept that poverty's not a crime, as it would be quite evil to criminalise the poor. But therefore nor can it be a crime that a person makes choices that leave them poor. Nor that they have children who will also be poor. But it isn't my responsibility to make them not poor any more. We're all free to make choices, and some choices will be bad.
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