at least we can all starve equally
Can riseup be trusted?
Leo King
Caleb Hill
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Alexander Campbell
I bet this is actually the case an certainly not an ad-hominem from a person who defends a system in which this is effectively the case for well-born people.
Daniel Price
You mean literally anyone born in any first world country compared to almost anyone in all of history
Chase Brown
???
value is just that, the value you place on things
if I agree to trade some pieces of paper for some gay thing you think is useless (lets say, a small 3d plastic image of a human figure) then I obviously valued it more then the money and the sell er valued the money more then the plastic
thus, both of us got more out of the transaction then we put in, it wouldnt have happened otherwise
Josiah Diaz
I don't think literally everyone in a first world country can afford to do drugs all day long. No, I'm talking about our oligarchs, especially their children, both here and in the third world. Those do exactly what you accused user of wanting to do: they sit all day doing drugs, banging hookers and whatnot, while the rest of society works to feed them. They can do that because of Capitalism.
Anthony Peterson
Literal centuries of economic thought BTFO by bad grammar from user on Korean power point sharing platform.
Samuel Wilson
Sure sure, homeless people don't do drugs, nope.
Austin Martin
But homeless people aren't literally everyone. Plus, they can't really afford it, generally. Why don't you address the central point?
Jack Nelson
The median (not average) household income is 58 grand in the USA. Everyone can afford it. The modern era has so much waste and excess. Everyone has televisions, cellphones, etc.