Comments on: Sunday Roundup w/ Martinez & Howe (Aug. 18, 2022) | Who’s behind the Great Reset? What is their agenda? + We live in Keynesian economies

By: Jc@3002

Jc@3002 — Thu, 25 Aug 2022 12:20:12 +0000

Cheers bud A wee comment about oil Big oil will and still is massive oil is how plastic is made Notice that the greenies never mention plastic pollution much Which let’s be honest it’s one of the only real form of pollution

By: Martinez Perspective

Martinez Perspective — Wed, 24 Aug 2022 14:49:14 +0000

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By: Jc@3002

Jc@3002 — Wed, 24 Aug 2022 09:44:30 +0000

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By: Krigarkungen

Krigarkungen — Sun, 21 Aug 2022 19:36:07 +0000

Interesting discussion about economy, I don't know enough about it to say either way. To me it seems like capitalism is necessary but it has to be regulated to protect people and environment. And defending stock-shorterners and stuff like that, doesn't ring good in my ears. These basically parasites who are ultra rich and benefit when small and medium companies get ruined by specculating etc. I have very hard time seing how they are of any use. Bascially imo, in a ideal world you would get rewarded by how hard you work, or by the creativity you have. But that's not how it works today. Not even in research. If you don't study the right subjects or come to the right conclusions to fit the political agenda you won't even get funding for your research. So this whole thing about big companies funding smaller ventures etc. Im not sure it's a necessary thing. How did we do it for thousands of years back in time? Obviously economies existed, maybe lenders existed as well in some capacity but it just feels like it's on a crazy level these days with few companies basically owning everything: like amazon, google, blackrock, vanguard and so on. Im not sure how we correct it. Cause I rather see a more local economy with local shops and stuff like that, like it was in the old days. Where factories also move back to our countries instead of producing cheap shit in China and then send it over here with their brand. Well, i'm not an economy expert so I don't know the answer to the question on how we make a good economy which rewards good people and doesn't create too much inequality like there is today. Even if our society is completely white, big economy inequality creates problems like less unity, more crime etc. I don't think banning capitalism is the way though, since that's the best system we have right now. All the countries who have it good today, like Northern Europe has it good because of capitalism, industry (like forestry and mining), hard work and innovation. We have seen many times where communism or pure socialism leads, it doesn't work. Especially not when combined with open borders.

By: wassupniggy

wassupniggy — Sat, 20 Aug 2022 20:12:42 +0000

In reply to SacredSquirrel. Lmao, when has he not named the Jew? Fucking spergs man.

By: SacredSquirrel

SacredSquirrel — Sat, 20 Aug 2022 08:52:38 +0000

I guess I made a mistake, I thought Martinez understood the jew agenda! Jews own the money systems around the globe, that means they decide who gets pushed to the top (jew daddy owns the banks, who do you think will get the jew money to advance). I suggest everyone watch "Monopoly The Documentary", jew investment firms hold controlling interest in 99.999% of EVERY business on the planet. It is called usury and the jews have been using it for hundreds and hundreds of years now. So if you are not naming the jew, I am wasting my time with a subscription here?