/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>776637
>they don't just materialize. you take the materials and resources from the corporations and the rich owners... this can be done in several different ways and has a couple impotant outcomes... none of which are the magical materialization of anything except for a better standard of living and a booming GDP.

So let me see if I understand this correctly. By stealing capital from people who have proven they are extremely productive (tens of thousands to millions of times more productive than average people, even you or I) and adept at allocating capital and giving this capital to people who are less productive (we know they are less productive because they are paid very little) and less adept at allocating capital then standards of living will rise and the GDP will boom? That does sound magical indeed.

Also, the 50s and 60s were not a magical time of communist triumph. America was king because the rest of the world was literally rubble. America was the only game in town so naturally all profit flowed to it. If America today decided it wanted to nuke the fuck out of Europe, China, Japan, the Middle East, and anyone else who's got two nickles to rub together you'd see another "golden age of prosperity" dawn on the land of the free. It wouldn't actually be an age of prosperity since it would just concentrate the world's remaining existing wealth in the US and not actually create any wealth at all but it sure would make America look like enlightened kings compared to the fallout ridden have-nots that would surround them.

>the corporations and the rich owners
>for the workers
>the super manager hierarchy

Go to bed Karl Marx. Your shit is a century past its expiration date and it's really beginning to smell.

>>265688
Oh, one more thing, the "whenever" also depends on your back, if they have any time related fees. My bank requires me to have at least like, 5 bucks every month in my account, or their are maintenance fees.