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Eat the poor

>>57586551
inflation is evidence that money isnt real

Build apartments next to factories, farms, offices etc. And have the poor work to live in the apartments, and don't pay them any money.

>>57586551

Tax the parasites who do nothing but collect money; "shareholders" with no real skills, execu-vermin nepobabies who do less than 6 hours of actual work, rent seekers, e-thots, and welfare leeches.

Give to those who actually contribute, build, and are a boon to society: tradie chads, actual scientists, engineers, etc

>>57586551
tsmt

Completely abolish taxes and make government beg on the internet for donations like an onlyfans whore

>>57586551
>t. Republicuck
>>57586690
pls cool it with the antisemitism this is a blue board

>>57586551
That’s already what happens

>>57586551
Liquidate the poor.

On Certain Aspects of American Economics Relevant to 2021
http://gg762.net/d0cs/papers/On_Certain_Aspects_of_American_Economics_Relevant_to_2021__v3-20210521.pdf
We discuss contemporary socioeconomic issues in a frame of rhetoric beyond the Overton window. We analyze certain policies such as the minimum wage and federal tax structures. We describe a new set of wage and tax policies called normal policies and argue for their superiority over the comparable policy agenda framed by the Overton window. Coronavirus (COVID), racism, fascism, and nationalism are considered. While war followed by total reformation is certainly the best (only) solution to the present overarching societal malaise, for the purposes of scholarship we approach much of the material herein from a good faith vantage point assuming that the entrenched powers might ever permit any changes for the better to occur.

>>57587955
>>57587962
On Certain Aspects of American Economics Relevant to 2016
Authors: Jonathan Tooker
https://vixra.org/abs/1605.0166
This paper seeks to shine a light on some glaring economic problems of contemporary society. Too often economic issues are framed in the context of moral wedges that divide people. Here we select issues for discussion that likely can be solved and do not strictly require the resolution of any difficult moral quandaries. We show that certain popular debates are not so interesting because sufficient evidence exists to identify the relevant premises as true and false. We suggest an economic program based in part on hypothetical new energy resources that should guide the United States and the Earth's other national states towards a more equitable valley in the space of all economic configurations. This paper is intended to be persuasive and not purely expository.

>>57586690
Stfu, flip my burger and work harder you lazy shit.