the extreme libertarian free market is horse shit snake oil salesman

https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/remove-alexandria-ocasio-cortez-congress

it's plain

Everyone sign!

plain to fucking see

mixed market is the best method

@Gilgamesh the thing with having a lot of money is that it's worthless until you spend it, and the longer you sit on it the less valuable it is via inflation. Meaning most wealth is not via cash, but rather cash potential

no point in signing a petition which will do nothing dusty

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAmfk2K5O6g

i just can't stand the poor who defend the ultra wealthy

cucks

absolute cucks

the wealthy invest a lot of money into the economy

anyway brb i gotta check some work shit

and cash potential is hard to deal with

Its a question of how much you want to take vs how much they provide

I don't believe in income ta

wealth flight is a real thing and id expect most of the ultra wealthy do engage in some form of it

tax

Think AoC should be impeached.

the wealthy don't carry tons liquid currency, they just have a lot of means to make more of it quickly

^

they're not ebenezer scrooge lol

take all you want, there will always be more

sorry scrooge mcduck

Stock options count for a bunch too

higher taxes actually benefits them because startups cannot compete now

net worth is not how much cash they have in their bank accounts

most wealthy people invest in other businesses

in exchange for equity

angel investors are a thing yes

@Misomania not a economist here but isn't the reason the American dollar is valuble is because of oil behind it or somthing?

most of the time they dont expect a return, so they invest in a bunch

Thats pretty much the short of it archon

ahh the petrol dollar

@Archon we used to have it tied to the petrol dollar but that went away a few years back

oil is traded exclusively in USD

is it not anymore?

The American dollar isn't backed by anything

no, but most mega corps are based in america... call it a tech dollar I guess

it's determined by interest rates