Taken from JRE #1508 w/Peter Schiff:
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Taken from JRE #1508 w/Peter Schiff:
https://youtu.be/OK2zgeJLVwU
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Joe you've become Bill Maher and like bill maher do you have drastically changed from when you were a poor comedian so now a multi-million dollar one in a million definitely not the norm comedian. You have what most people become a sellout this guy is an idiot we all richer poor do good by social contracts.
No one becomes rich on their own they have a cadre of employees who do the actual work for them the only different is that the laws and the system is written so that they can screw their employees. Let me give you an example of a "good billionaire" "I believe I'm going to rob the people less than normal today" see good billionaire
Must give joe major credit for letting a great guest talk without interruption.
ah, sweden has socialized medicine.
Federal social programs are not socialism. Socialism is worker co-ownership of the means of production. That's the true revolution Marx & Engles wrote about. Many companies (e.g., Publix is mostly worker-owned) have caught on and given their workers more say in company policies and opportunity for financial co-ownership and have become thriving assets to the community and their employees as a result. These are the truly "socialist" ideals put into practice.
You know why a lot of owner-capitalists hate any kind of infringement on the "free" market? Because then they're less free to use and abuse. Use and abuse their workers. Use and abuse tax loopholes. Use and abuse any and every opportunity they can get to make as much money as possible in the quickest and dirtiest way possible, all while consuming the majority of the value created by their employees for their own personal enjoyment. What I just described is not uncommon at all. Sure, there are some good people who become owners of companies that love and respect hard labor and reward their laborers with adequate wages. But a system that allows for both is a systemic burden on society that perpetuates classism and keeps people poor. As long as labor is treated only as an expense by owner-capitalists, you will have an unsatisfied society bitter and full of contempt. Personal ownership of the means of production must become communal ownership of the means of production if you want to see a happier and more equitable society. As long as we continue to allow unchecked personal gain at the expense of worker's quality of life and well-being, there will be unrest. When workers have the right to co-own, the world is moving toward economic justice and communalism. Selfishness loves capitalism because that's where it thrives best