/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57989494
>He's also a socialist and pledges to give away his wealth. Constantly donating money to causes
>He's literally /ourguy/
what a fucking idiot, giving your money away to charities is so fucking dumb, ive worked at nonprofits they take your money and almost literally set it on fire, autism makes you so fucking naive. people dont need money, they need a means and proper incentives. You wouldn't know anything about that though.

>>56457769
>I think most of them are larps.
stop being poor, the greater the pay the easier the job. but you do you boss

>>56343820
>how in the allmighty heavens is 15 not life changing

That would be 1.5 yrs of cost of living saved up for you. That is not life changing. I remember being exactly like you poor idiots. If I just had X amount then things would finally change. What you are really saying would change is your state of mind. The only thing controlling your state of mind is you. Money is a tool maybe you are better or worse with it than others. You would need 240k with a 4% return a year to not work again and live your current life of 800 a month. You have a slave morality that you use to protect your ego. Stop it.

>>56213667
>there has to be a better future

What we need is true nobilitas naturalis. No era can do without it, least of all ours, when so much is shaking and crumbling away. We need a natural nobility whose authority is, fortunately, readily accepted by all men, an elite deriving its title solely from supreme performance and peerless moral example and invested with the moral dignity of such a life. To belong to this group of moral aristocrats should be the highest and most desirable aim, next to which all the other triumphs of life are pale and insipid No free society, least of all ours, which threatens to degenerate into mass society, can subsist without such a class of censors.

(No one left of substance that can Govern)
If the monopoly of law and law enforcement of democratic governments is dissolved, there appears to be no other authority to whom one can turn for justice, and chaos would seem to be inevitable. They(elites) are typically no longer the heads of long established leading families but nouveaux riches. Their conduct is not marked by special virtue, dignity, or taste but is a reflection of the same proletarian mass-culture of present-orientedness, opportunism, and hedonism

>in short we must build a kingdom and legitimize it with virtue and become the king you would follow.