In magazines and tv and radio

Capitalism is more than just industry

It's also commerce

The ads we see uses negative psychology to manipulate us

Ways of distributing our wealth

Barter system was better

through our labor through a means of exchange

The adoption of international Fiat currency allows for corruption tenfold

Money today literally doesn't exist

Yes, won't deny that at all

yes you are right

It has value because it does

That's what it is now

that is why I hate the current system

Going off the gold standard

I remember learning about the "cross of gold speech"

Which effectively ended the gold standard

Embrace ancapistan

We somalia now

Money is the greatest innovator, money is the greatest motivator

We mexico now

@Kyger we're trying to be seriously

Warlord™ States when

Anarcho Capitalism is serious

It would just result in Corporate entities likely taking up the mantle of government

Yes, devaluing the currency, makes it nearly impossible to exchange goods at reasonable and not mention it's theft.
Now it's gotten even more complicated because currency value isn't necessarily a static thing.
Like if you see digital stuff and lot more where the value is disputed.
Makes me think more, skeptically about the market as a whole.

This was my previous paragraph don't confuse

I mean fiat currency allows Chinese manipulation of currency

yes, the Chinese are also involved. It's a scam really. Just a race on who can print more money, but not provide necessary value for in goods or services.

Which we can fairly exchange

So we don't lose anything

It's a win win

situation if it was the reverse

I hate when people say that if we raise minimum wage companies would just raise prices. Which is dumb because until the 70s we'd literally be able to keep up and actually manage inflation

Productivity is still breaking records

We'd have over 250,000 a year in wages

If you raise the minimum wage like that what do you think is the most likely response from companies

cutting into profits, firing to make up for the costs or raising prices to pay for it

Or we can actually force companies to not price gauge

Companies might, because you see the money we make, is sort of the money we get out of the profit made by the company, we work for. The money that is generated is distributed among the employees, and that is what we gain to buy stuff in return. The economy itself facilitates it.
But when you get the government involved, you still have to make money, and the prices have to be higher due lack of money you earn through producing.
The actual value is reduced from minimum wage.
That's why many business people, recommend getting even a low paying job, compared to the minimum wage.
I don't even know if the minimum wage is enough to lift you up to get a better job, even that's pretty disputable.
Also kills incentive for work, that's another issue.
So that's many people from the other side discourage it.

Imagine caring about government, when you should just care about getting a line of traps and femboys to anal