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onions. they won't go up in price?

>>23034759
This bait isn't worth the effort

>>23035053
you idiot it's not bait. but a discussion on enocomics.

>>23034759
all money is debt. understand that and you wwill know, some entity has to take out a loan to give you the 1 million

>>23034759
Because the rich feed off your suffering and control the rules of the game

>>23035268
and debt? you sure not some youtube money as debt doco? conspicacy shit

will we rid suffering and slaving with 1 mill a day

>>23035232
calling this a discussion on economics is like calling the tabletop game Operation an education in medicine

>>23035323
and your point. we can talk whethever we want and this is why ...onions won't go up in price...

conspicious spending is not a virtue in this ideal econmony.

if we refer all items as ideals as onions...


then we all have get enough?

>>23034759

>>23035286
in our system it is
in your opinion how does new money enter the system?

If everyone gets a million every day, then a million will become the equivalent of $1 today. Becoming Zimbabwe tier is even worse for the poor.

smells spicy in here

>>23035504
sure.
but no conspicious spending and just price for all items. no slavery

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9zThcMJzQU

>>23035534
>no slavery
That's a nice idea in a perfect world, but if you rely services to get your food, healthcare, entertainment, transportation etc. which I'm sure you do then you're going to have a hard time adjusting to a world where no one works. Plus some people like working as it gives them something to do rather than just sitting around with free monopoly money they can't really spend on anything.

>>23035616
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24L7r7SoK_Y


let's have a better world

so slavery can't be outdated?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cfDGX7gB5M

>>23035787
Well what is definition of slavery? Is it just working a job paycheck to paycheck, or what happened to the blacks and irish 400 years ago? Still watching the "How to make a country rich" video at the moment, but I'll hear you out.

money shouldn't be the movtivation for work...


work is the motivation. UBI too.

you work on stuff you can and want to

>>23035845
modern slavery. there are more slaves today than in old days history. there are more slaves you don't know.... watch a doco

>>23035876
some know there are slaves today more than the africans in yesteryears

you wouldn't know unless you watch a doco. this is true though. not some consiprcy shit

>>23035876
I don't really feel bad for modern slaves though, granted you consistently make good choices and continue to educate yourself after schooling is over you can escape poverty. Don't have children you can't afford, budget, and invest even it's just a few bucks at a time, keep your hands clean. No you don't need the newest gucci purse or the playstation 5. But materialism is shoved down our throats and the education systems fails a lot of people on top of the parents just simply not knowing and passing anything of value knowledge or asset wise.

You keep repeatedly saying watch a documentary. Well what do you reccomend? I liked History of money series, the zeigest series.

>>23035910
I also want to add that 86% of millionaires today are self made, and even if the "playing field" were to be evened out, no there always be people who are better at socializing, learning, being attractive, more disciplined, or just goal focused at all. So the disparity between haves and have nots will just be created again, it's not really a solution.

>>23035985
ummm, i mean THERE are actual slaves. not likehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavery_in_the_21st_century

Fishing industry
See also: Human trafficking in Thailand § Human trafficking in Thailand's fishing industry
According to Human Rights Watch, Thailand's billion-dollar fish export industry remains plagued with human rights maltreatment in spite of government vows to stamp out servitude in its angling industry.[71] Human Rights Watch conducted interviews with 248 fishermen, it documented the forced labor of trafficked workers in the Thai fishing industry. Trafficking victims are often tricked by brokers' false promises of "good" factory jobs, then forced onto fishing boats where they are trapped, bought and sold like livestock, and held against their will for months or years at a time, forced to work grueling 22-hour days in dangerous conditions. Those who resist or try to run away are beaten, tortured, and often killed.[72] This is commonplace because of the disposability of unfree laborers.

Despite some improvements, the situation has not changed much since a large-scale survey of almost 500 fishers in 2012, that found almost one in five "reported working against their will with the penalty that would prevent them from leaving".[73]

>>23036065
Oh shit, that. I'm sorry man, I was being small minded and assuming your were being another neet angry about the idea of having a day job. What you're talking about is REAL slavery. Sex trafficing, and blood diamond mining are going to continue to happen becuase certain cultures enable that shit. The prison system is pretty fucked up too, but it's just swept away under "Lol they're bad guys though!"

i had a friend tell me about the doco. i couldn't believe it but she explained it to me.

i haven't seen the doco. but then i saw on TV this program about slavery in like the burnameses

and people not of correct race and had been bought and debted* etc and teared apart by two boats if they run away.

>>23034759
This has to be the most memey thread since the threat with the guy asking about the problem with buying up a bunch of 1 cent penny stocks.

>>23036251
hello

onions

>>23035323
Don't touch the sides!