imagine complaining about gangs while also caping for capitalism as if the two arent interconnected lmfao
Yes the market system is built on unlimited growth your right about that
besides, isn't every corporation just a planned economy that is built on responding to changing conditions through a top-down system of production? Why is it good that such a system exists in a corporation but not in the economy as a whole? The only reason it even works like that is so that owners of corporations can play monopoly with people's labor value
property theft ≠ murder and violence
what i mean is, a rich person getting a 70k watch stolen (like the article says) or a Lamborghini stolen from them where theres no other outcome (like the robber going to jail, the person who's being robbed gets killed, etc.) isn't something so horrific that its comparable to someone getting killed. its not something thats gonna evoke a lot of empathy from me
honestly, the article doesnt give too much information and its coming from a heavily biased source (LAPD), so whatever they say should be taken with heavy grain of salt
so basically, a rich person having an expensive luxury item stolen from them? i don't care. this doesn't mean that i think it's "good", or that gang violence should be supported, its just a situation where I have no empathy for the person being robbed (just robbed, not killed or seriously harmed)
notice I said rich person, by that I mean someone wealthy enough to flex 70k watches like its nothing - not the average person
youre so shortsighted
Yes the market system is built on unlimited growth your right about that
you're f***ing getting it
the next point of contention is accumulation. essentially as markets and capitalism is predicated on constant growth in profits, capitalists are forced to continuously achieve the most profitable routes - no matter how socially or ecologically devastating - otherwise the economy will crash.
ironically enough eventually accumulation will exceed the capacity for even the most heartless of capitalists to see a rise in profits which will cause the economy to crash anyway.

Thread full of bullshit
yep
besides, isn't every corporation just a planned economy that is built on responding to changing conditions through a top-down system of production? Why is it good that such a system exists in a corporation but not in the economy as a whole? The only reason it even works like that is so that owners of corporations can play monopoly with people's labor value
dictatorship for the worker and democracy for the corporations
god bless this country
youre so shortsighted
fr man how is connor gonna survive without his 100k homer chain
life will never be the same
the rich are the ones robbing from us
I'll happily do it at the point of time where I know my life won't be thrown away and the system will change as a result of my actions. I'm just focusing on unionizing and feedin the needy rn

so pretty much u too p**** to actually put your money where your mouth is
Talkin bout “rob the rich” 🙄why don’t you pick up a gun and go do that s***? @americana
wtf this guy is encouraging violence grab the mods
The way the title is worded, it’s almost like crip Mac and YG gone be rubbing down on Bill Gates
so pretty much u too p**** to actually put your money where your mouth is
how are you gonna get mad at him for egging on robbing niggas, and then call him a p**** for not going out himself to rob niggas?
so pretty much u too p**** to actually put your money where your mouth is
Nope. I’m looking for a return on investment
Talkin bout “rob the rich” 🙄why don’t you pick up a gun and go do that s***? @americana


Classic
Talkin bout “rob the rich” 🙄why don’t you pick up a gun and go do that s***? @americana
delete dis king
u one of the last of the real on here
property theft ≠ murder and violence
what i mean is, a rich person getting a 70k watch stolen (like the article says) or a Lamborghini stolen from them where theres no other outcome (like the robber going to jail, the person who's being robbed gets killed, etc.) isn't something so horrific that its comparable to someone getting killed. its not something thats gonna evoke a lot of empathy from me
honestly, the article doesnt give too much information and its coming from a heavily biased source (LAPD), so whatever they say should be taken with heavy grain of salt
so basically, a rich person having an expensive luxury item stolen from them? i don't care. this doesn't mean that i think it's "good", or that gang violence should be supported, its just a situation where I have no empathy for the person being robbed (just robbed, not killed or seriously harmed)
notice I said rich person, by that I mean someone wealthy enough to flex 70k watches like its nothing - not the average person
fam do u think robbers use q tips to rob ppl or you think they're doin the usual deadly-weapon-pointed-at-u tactic
why act like that ain't scary in itself, screw the watch who cares
besides, isn't every corporation just a planned economy that is built on responding to changing conditions through a top-down system of production? Why is it good that such a system exists in a corporation but not in the economy as a whole? The only reason it even works like that is so that owners of corporations can play monopoly with people's labor value
Planned no
There is no central body that determines what and when something will happen
Capitalism works because when there is a demand for something that demand is met by someone who is willing to take the risk and meet that demand putting up their own capitol ideally
That person can be anyone there is nothing stopping that person other then capitol and thats when investment and loans come in
Its as simple as that really
Those who manage to accumulate most of their wealth put their wealth at risk doing so
So yes there is a barrier to entry but its possible for anyone
The wealth inequality is a issue government should fix but our government doesn’t represent the people which is what needs to change
Not the economic system the relationship between the people and their government
Planned no
There is no central body that determines what and when something will happen
Capitalism works because when there is a demand for something that demand is met by someone who is willing to take the risk and meet that demand putting up their own capitol ideally
That person can be anyone there is nothing stopping that person other then capitol and thats when investment and loans come in
Its as simple as that really
Those who manage to accumulate most of their wealth put their wealth at risk doing so
So yes there is a barrier to entry but its possible for anyone
The wealth inequality is a issue government should fix but our government doesn’t represent the people which is what needs to change
Not the economic system the relationship between the people and their government
Economic sciences don’t agree with anything you’ve said