Net worth is not the total amount of cash you have, I don't know this gentleman's finances, but it is very possible that he does not have anywhere near 730 million $ to burn. Food banks completely destroy her argument. If starvation is a non-issue then a lot of the commie arguments fall apart by default. Like, why do you want to change a system that has essentially no starvation into a system that has had mass starvations? She's a communist. That's such an epic fail it should be regarded as badly as proudly stating to be a Nazi or a pedophile. I honestly don't know why commies are still being taken seriously in polite society.
I hardly ever see this mentioned on any of these posts or in the comments, but i was taught the key to a successful economy was the circulation of money. I only took micro and macro econ at a SUNY school, but it was geneseo, so take what i say with a grain of salt.
With my admittedly limited understanding of economy, it would seem that more people with some money would circulate more money than a few people with lots of money and the majority with little money. I'm sure an experiment of a simulated economy such as sim city has found out whether this is true or not, but i haven't seen anything posted on reddit, so therefore it doesn't exist to me.
BobSuperStar on July 19th, 2019 at 14:00 UTC »
She's an idiot. Well for 3 reasons:
Net worth is not the total amount of cash you have, I don't know this gentleman's finances, but it is very possible that he does not have anywhere near 730 million $ to burn. Food banks completely destroy her argument. If starvation is a non-issue then a lot of the commie arguments fall apart by default. Like, why do you want to change a system that has essentially no starvation into a system that has had mass starvations? She's a communist. That's such an epic fail it should be regarded as badly as proudly stating to be a Nazi or a pedophile. I honestly don't know why commies are still being taken seriously in polite society.CapitanCJ on July 19th, 2019 at 14:27 UTC »
Then go form a commune, but don't force others to live that way.
r0nson on July 19th, 2019 at 20:36 UTC »
I hardly ever see this mentioned on any of these posts or in the comments, but i was taught the key to a successful economy was the circulation of money. I only took micro and macro econ at a SUNY school, but it was geneseo, so take what i say with a grain of salt.
With my admittedly limited understanding of economy, it would seem that more people with some money would circulate more money than a few people with lots of money and the majority with little money. I'm sure an experiment of a simulated economy such as sim city has found out whether this is true or not, but i haven't seen anything posted on reddit, so therefore it doesn't exist to me.