• @orrk
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    39 months ago

    yo, int. Business economics major here (what got me to Europe) and I can 100% guarantee that you don’t know shit, and are literally repeating the economic arguments of a fantasy book.

    Imagine if I took Game of Thrones as a guide on pre enlightenment warfare

    • @[email protected]
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      -59 months ago

      If you’re right, you’re free to debunk my arguments. But then you’re full of shit, how would you do that?

      Of course everything I’m saying is fantasy… because it doesn’t align with your dumb agenda. I gave examples from real life, but you, Mr. Business Major, have better examples. Why don’t you show us? Because you’re full of shit!

      OK, bot.

      • @orrk
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        29 months ago

        how am I supposed to disprove literal fantasy? no, really, I may as well try and disprove Harry Potter!

        then again, considering you basically deny the last 100 years of economic science, there is not much anyone can tell you, that you won’t just blatantly disregard.

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          -29 months ago

          “Economic science”… you basically mean “Keynesian economics” bullshit. Yeah, and it’s not really 100, it’s 50 since Nixon separated gold from us dollars, and we’re seeing the great effects and the huge instability in the whole world’s economy.

          https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/

          And besides your Keynesian economics bullshit, all I argued is simple supply and demand, which has been true for thousands of years, since humans started creating farms inside fences. So spare me your bullshit and condescension. The only fantasy here is the communism you, and other ignorant Lemmy users, are living in your heads. I do hope you get your wish, and I’ll be laughing watching you getting shot in the Gulag.

          • @orrk
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            19 months ago

            yup, liberated who wants the gold standard back, doesn’t understand anything outside what fun pictures tell him, for example, you know what is more strongly ties to worker compensation? unions, not something that happened almost 10 years beforehand.

            all I argued is simple supply and demand, which has been true for thousands of years

            except it hasn’t, demonstrably, all through history we see, time and time again that vested interest groups with any larger amount of bargaining power artificially change valuation, then again, it’s not the neat simple and easy solution that appeals to the average person.

            and imagine, anything but straight up barbarism (the name of the economic model you propose btw) is now communism XD