Everyone has been afraid to ask the hard question in this thread. I will, does Cignetti coach basketball?
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If he doesn’t, he should.
Running plays through Ballo doesn’t seem to be working.
That’s a bug of fiat based system. You first should ask yourself how does wealth get concentrated? The answer should be they are creating more value to society overall, so who cares because prices are decreasing for all of us. The lower prices benefit all of us, which isn’t happening because the money supply is constantly being increased stealing society’s productivity gains. Also, credit should match savings in a free market.
Yes. You said lowering taxes is a nutty myth that doesn’t increase productivity, which means you’re indirectly arguing governments are better at allocating capital than private businesses. I added the names to prove my point on why you’re wrong.
Lol. Sorry bud I won’t engage in this simpletonian exercise. You know I’m not talking about individual congressmen when I talk about government economic actions.
No, worries. I’m not giving up on you, though. One day you’ll understand Keynes might have known some things, but economics wasn’t one of them.
That’s fine - but I’d love to see examples of where pure free markets and monetarism rescued the economy from recession or depression.
In reality the best mix is adapted to whatever cycle we’re in, but I much more believe in Friedman principles outside of recessions and Keynes during downturns.
People care about the concentration of wealth because people are jealous or don’t think it’s fair. It doesn’t really matter why, just that it happens and leads to uprisings or riots or insurrection and is bad for society.
So I don’t think you’ve explained away the concern, just justified it on a moral level.
I think you have to push back on the notion it is a psychological inevitability.
If the DNC cared about democracy, Bernie would have been the candidate in 2016.
