xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

Interesting article: http://eng.recentr.com/2018/08/britain-ran-the-rothschilds-not-the-other-way-round/

tl;dr Rothschilds were never rich, they were servants to the bri*ish royalty. The brits selected them because as Jews, they were isolated & vulnerable w/ no secure citizenship and historically distrusted by the general population.

The brits then went on to use Rothschilds as camouflage to make loans to European countries who would have been far too suspicious to accept debt from the brits themselves.

Then when people started to notice countries becoming ensnared in war & debt traps, the brits simply spread the meme that The Jews Control the World, further contributing to the isolation and vulnerability which made them subservient to the brits in the first place.

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@xianc78 Push everyone into big tech soycial media jointly hosted by Goolag, Amazon, and Fakebook, split the so-called "resistance" into alt tech soycial media hosted by CuckFlare, centralize the entire internet into AWS and CuckFlare, and try figuring out how comes they're able to pull shit like this.

Host your infrastructure on the darknets, the clearnet is just done.

@udon @TerminalAutism @digdeeper This investor that controls the entire so-called "free market" is basically all you need to know to answer your question.
So yes, investors means government.
Money laundering on the one hand, and controlling propaganda on the other hand.
Just look how every single company that started receiving BlackCock's money all of the sudden went woke, started supporting rainbow terrorism, stopped caring about quality and instead went profit-only mode, and so on.

https://www.weforum.org/organizations/blackrock-inc

Neither has real socialism since there's always some kind of market forces.

That said, we don't need pure market economies or pure command economies to draw conclusions about which is better. Highly market economies and highly command economies exist, and when we compare like with like, the market economies produce more wealth and generally allow people to live more fulfilling lives.

This is not to say that markets solve every problem or command economics are the source of every evil, but markets are still a dominat strategy.

@charliebrownau @TerminalAutism @digdeeper No to all.
In capitalism, when you make a profit, you win, but if you lose, your problem.
In soycialism, when you make a profit, everybody else wins, but if you lose, everybody else's problem.

What corporations in current year are is a very special kind of double standards; when you make a profit, you win, but if you lose, everybody else's problem.

@ryo @TerminalAutism @digdeeper

Real Captialism hasnt been attempted yet

Is Capitalism :-
* Payment using State forced Banking/Currency
* State Forced Regulation
* State Forced Rules
* State Forced Safety
* State Forced Licenses

Is Capitalism :-
* State Forced Min wage
* State Forced Income Tax
* State Forced Wage Tax
* State Forced Payroll Tax

Is Capitalism :-
* State Forced Pregant Pay
* State Forced Holiday Pay
* State Forced Sick Pay

@TerminalAutism @digdeeper
> but were built to last for as long as possible

Literally everything was made to last for as long as possible in the 20th century.
One example, Japan has never been under commie control, and yet companies have made stuff that are still in use perfectly fine today, like trains, and you'll find far more examples in the countryside, which often look like they've never been updated since the 1960s.

Even stuff that are no longer in widespread use, like the Famicom or old IBM incompatible NEC computers can still be caught at Akihabara and can still be used perfectly fine today.

Software-wise, come up with 10 games from between 1980 and 2006 that were considered good, you'll probably have your list overflowing in a matter of seconds.
Now think of at least 4 games from between 2007 and current year, difficult to pick anything right?

However, I do agree with the part when you said that current year proprietary soyware always needs to be bloated and always needs to break, it's the type of stuff I've been calling out for many years now.
I need to go through interviews all the time because I'm a freelancer.
Companies always want me to conduct them over either Zoom or Goolag Meet.
Whenever I bring up Jitsi Meet, they just ignore it like if it doesn't even exist.
Usually they'll use either Slack or Chatwork as a communication tool (because telework), when I bring up internal XMPP servers, it's "too difficult".
And when I use a Linux laptop at a client's office, they go like either "what is a Linux?", or "are you from outer space or some shit?".

@digdeeper @TerminalAutism Once companies get investor money, they are no longer going to give a fuck about the customers, because whether they make good stuff or not, they'll get their profits regardless.
So if we get rid of the investors, which is really the parasite that destroys economies in the first place, you can easily make a world a better place without having to resort to stealing money from everybody else (soycialism) or slavery + sucking the poor dry to enrich the rich (communism).

I recommend you take a look at the documentary called "Monopoly", I think you'll get to the same conclusion after seeing that.
I actually lived in times where quality really mattered in order to make a profit, even though I was still a child at that time.

@digdeeper @TerminalAutism In principle, capitalism is quality = profit.
So if you make good stuff, you get paid for how much it's worth.
But if your stuff is shit, you'll be kicked off the market.
But since your average consoomer is retarded and they know it, they can pull this soycialist fake "capitalism" of "profit first, quality is an after thought".
Just look at Crapple for example, even if they'd literally made 💩 and put an logo on it, it'd still sell like hot cakes.

In the case of organizations like the FSF, that's indeed something that should have been run by people with lots of free time (or on the side).
Investors is what always destroys good initiatives, good businesses, good groups of people, good everything.
Capitalism (freelancers, small businesses, and independent entrepreneurs) isn't the problem, the investors are what's making capitalists into a problem (massive bloated corporations, and government bootlickers).