One of our biggest problem is worry about the 1%,even with these insane people finger on the button to do a postal to the world,we should be focus replacing the "insanity"!
The financial crisis shattered the rules of the market economy: competitiveness, risk and liability. Trillions went to the banks who still refuse credit and sit on over $2 trillion, Private losses were made into public losses. The state reduced itself to an errand boy for the banks (cf. Moyers and Company).
A state bank where money is spent into existence rather than borrowed from banksters (cf. Polycarp2 and the State Bank of North Dakota) would be a new day in America where trust and public spirit would thrive!
Mending our own pockets and putting the horse (of economic recovery) before the cart (of debts) are marks of enlightened and civilized existence. Learning from the past is a mark of civilization, not of the discredited rightwing fringe.
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Yeah, particularly if we make the 1% obey Say's Law.
One of our biggest problem is worry about the 1%,even with these insane people finger on the button to do a postal to the world,we should be focus replacing the "insanity"!
The financial crisis shattered the rules of the market economy: competitiveness, risk and liability. Trillions went to the banks who still refuse credit and sit on over $2 trillion, Private losses were made into public losses. The state reduced itself to an errand boy for the banks (cf. Moyers and Company).
A state bank where money is spent into existence rather than borrowed from banksters (cf. Polycarp2 and the State Bank of North Dakota) would be a new day in America where trust and public spirit would thrive!
Mending our own pockets and putting the horse (of economic recovery) before the cart (of debts) are marks of enlightened and civilized existence. Learning from the past is a mark of civilization, not of the discredited rightwing fringe.
I wonder when the 99% will get this very civilize "occupy our money" message?