ruffrecords
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Just another to add to the ignore list.Amazing how an innocuous question about electricity prices somehow turns into a covid discussion again. Anyone out of dead horses yet?
Cheers
Ian
Just another to add to the ignore list.Amazing how an innocuous question about electricity prices somehow turns into a covid discussion again. Anyone out of dead horses yet?
Just another to add to the ignore list.
Cheers
Ian
This cannot possibly be true. Already the best part of 50% of the wealth in the world is in the hands of little more than 1% of the people and over 85% of the wealth is owned by 12% of the people.. Us poor billions of folk scrabbling around in the dirt for the last 15% don't have any wealth worth grabbing.I think most who have contributed to this discussion are broadly of the same mind , although sometimes minor things distract and divide us , theres a game being played above all our heads and its all about stripping people of their wealth ,its being perpetrated by crooks in positions of power and the spittle lick politicians they have in their pockets .
"Wealth" isn't a fixed pie to be divided up. Get out there and create something useful/desirable and build some of your own instead of expecting it to be given to you. Invest, live within your means, "neither a borrower nor a lender be," etc. Make it happen.This cannot possibly be true. Already the best part of 50% of the wealth in the world is in the hands of little more than 1% of the people and over 85% of the wealth is owned by 12% of the people.. Us poor billions of folk scrabbling around in the dirt for the last 15% don't have any wealth worth grabbing.
This Simple Chart Reveals the Distribution Of Global Wealth
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Ian
Keep your head up. Don't vote for statists or globalists. Engage others in debate about what's happening and why. Stop pretending it's about "class." It's about a few who desire power. This is nothing new to human history, the only difference is the giant amplifier of technology (propagandizing, censoring, etc.). They can't stop us all from talking/debating in-person, though they tried with the Covid lock downs. Yes, it all sounds nutty, but what's the realistic alternative explanation?Its not all about the cash in hand or property value we have or havent , this war is all about re-adjusting basic living costs vs earning power against those less well healed . If the disparity between the rich and the poor is growing ,how on earth can we call that progress ?
I am no fan of Larry Fink's (chairman of Blackrock) woke policies. His "stakeholder" influence on corporate governance is a distortion of capitalism but I could not find evidence of that "peasants" quote from a simple web search.
Larry Fink
NYPOST said:That reasonable response is laid out in Fink’s latest annual letter to CEOs, where he said, “Any plan that focuses solely on limiting supply and fails to address demand for hydrocarbons will drive up energy prices for those who can least afford it, resulting in greater polarization around climate change and eroding progress.”
It was a meme.I am no fan of Larry Fink's (chairman of Blackrock) woke policies. His "stakeholder" influence on corporate governance is a distortion of capitalism but I could not find evidence of that "peasants" quote from a simple web search.
I did find
IMO a more reasonable assessment.
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Opec is talking about cutting 1-2M barrels a day of oil production at a meeting today (its what cartels do).
JR
WWW said:A meme is an idea, behavior, or style that spreads by means of imitation from person to person within a culture and often carries symbolic meaning representing a particular phenomenon or theme.
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