Novus wrote:The world ultimately has to abandon capitalism or civilization as we know it will end.
mos6507 wrote:Novus wrote:The world ultimately has to abandon capitalism or civilization as we know it will end.
In favor of what?
Novus wrote:The solution is nationalization of the currency. Take the power of the printing press back from the private bankers and give back to the people. The world ultimately has to abandon capitalism or civilization as we know it will end.
mos6507 wrote:Novus wrote:The world ultimately has to abandon capitalism or civilization as we know it will end.
In favor of what?
eastbay wrote:Novus wrote:The solution is nationalization of the currency. Take the power of the printing press back from the private bankers and give back to the people. The world ultimately has to abandon capitalism or civilization as we know it will end.
That's what I'm talking about. Capitalism requires expansion and expansion is no longer on the table. So what's remaining?? But the answer can really anger some so we have to tip toe when dealing with this Most Important Issue. One step at a time.
Novus wrote:The solution is nationalization of the currency. Take the power of the printing press back from the private bankers and give back to the people. The world ultimately has to abandon capitalism or civilization as we know it will end.
hillsidedigger wrote:Sustainment implies a static economy although some can grow while others decline.
dsula wrote:
Capitalsim does not need expansion. Capitalism referrs to a system where assets and profits are privatly owned vs. owned by the state/society. That has nothing to do with expansion.
eastbay wrote:Novus wrote:The solution is nationalization of the currency. Take the power of the printing press back from the private bankers and give back to the people. The world ultimately has to abandon capitalism or civilization as we know it will end.
That's what I'm talking about. Capitalism requires expansion and expansion is no longer on the table. So what's remaining?? But the answer can really anger some so we have to tip toe when dealing with this Most Important Issue. One step at a time.
The German chancellor Angela Merkel and French president Nicolas Sarkozy have called for a total European ban on naked short-selling of government bonds.
In a joint letter to European commission president Jose Manuel Barroso, the leaders of Europe's two biggest economies urged the EU to ban trades where investors bet a certain stock or bond will fall in value when they don't hold that stock or bond itself.
"Naked short-selling should be prohibited to refrain European markets from suffering a new wave of severe turbulence," the two presidents said.
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