Money is tangible reflection of labor. If you buy shares with your labor and risk it on a fluctuating market then you gain what you invest. Taking money from employers and spreading the wealth is literal theft. An employee decides the worth of his labor and voluntarily does work.
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Antwort an @Technicals_
The fact stock markets fluctuate means literally nothing here. Shares and other forms of capital are a means to extract value from the labor of others, whether people arbitrarily value that capital higher or lower than other things means nothing, you gain what you did not produce
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Antwort an @TehRealWaldo @Technicals_
Employees do not do work willingly in a system that threatens them with homelessness, poverty or starvation. It gives all the power to the employer, shackling the worker. If you do not recognize this not only do you not understand socialism, you don't understand capitalism either
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Antwort an @TehRealWaldo
That’s a lot of gymnastics there Waldo. Enjoy your ineffective economic structure tho. Love to hear about all the times it worked.
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Antwort an @Technicals_
We can shoot ourselves over what to replace Capitalism with later, but that Tweet you're making fun of is addressing a very serious problem within US economics and you sound like a silly people when you instinctively defend it while ignoring realityhttps://youtu.be/QPKKQnijnsM
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Antwort an @TehRealWaldo
Ignoring reality? You just called employment theft lmao. We have fundamental differences in understanding that’s just gonna have to be a strong disagreement. I don’t support socialism in any regard
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Antwort an @Technicals_
I called it theft within the context of you calling taxes, or socialism theft because it makes as much sense to if we're setting the bar that low. I don't really care if you're a lefty or not, what I want is for you to not instinctively defend a system that isn't benefitting us.
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Antwort an @TehRealWaldo
The government isn’t suppose to just give you money and a house. It’s a structure. If you want more money, you can work for it and often times hardwork is rewarded. Penalizing the people who put in the hard work is a loser mentality. People get rich off of just memes and vids.
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Antwort an @Technicals_
People also get rich off selling a book people like and that's A-OK. What they don't get is monstrously rich to the point that they can buy off lobbyists and politicians, essentially buying a government that's supposed to be for the people. This is the problem with billionaires.
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Antwort an @TehRealWaldo @Technicals_
You can say that government is theft or tyranny all you want, but at least its power is checked through elections and democracy, multi-billion dollar enterprises have no such excuse.
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What’s the moral amount of money to have?
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Antwort an @Technicals_
That's an optimization problem that I'm not qualified to solve, ask a statistician.
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Antwort an @TehRealWaldo @Technicals_
You can argue all you want about where specifically to draw the line, but the line is somewhere between "I can afford yachts" and "I can afford world governments"
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