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athair_siochain
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Thanks . I have been to those sites many times to look through the eyes of those people giving lectures, they all seem to be involved in promoting blind greed. nearly all of the lectures start with a explanation on how cave men bartered /traded one thing for another, they never tell you that there was no values put on items in those days , and there were no middle men,When throwing the blame at the results of a failed policy you run the risk of never correcting that failed policy in the first place, the moral hazard is still there.
A couple wonderful lectures on the importance of sound money and why the federal reserve creates the problem you describe.
mises.org/media/4126 - Thomas Woods Jr, A great Catholic defender of the free markets.
mises.org/media/4840
Feel free to search the site on other topics, they have an ample amount of information.
Back in those days there was no shortage of food, no polution. people lived for the day, not tomorrow, when lazy cavemen started to use others to collect the fruits of the forest !!!. " remember this world was a paradise " the collectors of the fruits of the forest believed the lazy people should collect their own food, so began the system that exists today.
The lazy people were strong so they fenced of the fruits trees would not allow others to pick fruit unless they picked fruit for the lazy people . this is how working for a living began,
soon the lazy people owned all the fruits of the forst, they did not work so they had a pleasurable lifestyle, soon the lazy people became greedy wanted to be sole owner of the fruits of the forest, they began to fight with each other, and forced the workers who were picking fruit to fight for them,
I am sure you can add to this story,
Very soon there were Kings/ Queens with armies who lived in fortifided castles the workers slept outside the walls in shelters.
The lazy people were always thinking of ways to become richer, so what could they do,to change this world forever, they taxed the workers . and charged them rent for the ground they were sleeping on, the creation of the greedy landlord, over the years many things have changed , but the greed of the landlord remains, and those who pick the fruits of the forest are fleeced by those greedy parasites " the landlords and moneylenders,"
The lectures on the sites are all propagander, I have been to many lectures about money, soon you realise , once you learn their ( collectors ) language it is easy to dismantle their argument,