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<blockquote data-quote="wkmac" data-source="post: 936806" data-attributes="member: 2189"><p>That comment earned a rib plate from Corky's on me!</p><p></p><p><img src="/community/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/FeltTip/laughing.png" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":laughing:" title="Laughing :laughing:" data-shortname=":laughing:" /></p><p></p><p>The sad part is that the very Keynesian Fiat Currency system with it's central planning model keeps prices falsely inflated to maintain taxing models and public debt service schedules as well as the illusion of real profits for the Wall Street model. Aggregate wages over time have gone up to the benefit of progressive taxing models but the net effect on real wealth especially for the working class (blue and white collar) and poor in reality have declined. The Middle Class hasn't shrunk, it's never been able to keep up with an economic model built to the benefit of the Corp/state alliance. The real wealth is our labor being converted into a worthless currency of which the elite are able to re-convert by the purchase of real commodities and the rest of us are left to pass around a worthless currency chasing less and less products giving us the appearance of scarcity driving us to work harder. Remove the state and it's false property rights system like copyright and intellectual property (replace with real property ownership and open source) and the wealth scales would quickly begin to rebalance to the benefit of the poor and middle classes. Even the removal of legal tender laws (a Ron Paul policy) opening up the doors to competing currencies and even gold and silver would destabilize the fiat currency monopoly and help force inflation as a taxing policy to go away like the idea of a flat earth.</p><p></p><p>If the natural free market of both wages and prices were allowed to exist in their free state, planned obsolescence, artificial scarcity and entry barriers to protect existing cartels would not exist and the poor would be the better for it not to mention the rest of us.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wkmac, post: 936806, member: 2189"] That comment earned a rib plate from Corky's on me! :laughing: The sad part is that the very Keynesian Fiat Currency system with it's central planning model keeps prices falsely inflated to maintain taxing models and public debt service schedules as well as the illusion of real profits for the Wall Street model. Aggregate wages over time have gone up to the benefit of progressive taxing models but the net effect on real wealth especially for the working class (blue and white collar) and poor in reality have declined. The Middle Class hasn't shrunk, it's never been able to keep up with an economic model built to the benefit of the Corp/state alliance. The real wealth is our labor being converted into a worthless currency of which the elite are able to re-convert by the purchase of real commodities and the rest of us are left to pass around a worthless currency chasing less and less products giving us the appearance of scarcity driving us to work harder. Remove the state and it's false property rights system like copyright and intellectual property (replace with real property ownership and open source) and the wealth scales would quickly begin to rebalance to the benefit of the poor and middle classes. Even the removal of legal tender laws (a Ron Paul policy) opening up the doors to competing currencies and even gold and silver would destabilize the fiat currency monopoly and help force inflation as a taxing policy to go away like the idea of a flat earth. If the natural free market of both wages and prices were allowed to exist in their free state, planned obsolescence, artificial scarcity and entry barriers to protect existing cartels would not exist and the poor would be the better for it not to mention the rest of us. [/QUOTE]
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