@RedSquirrelFtw@Alan12774588@LibertyCappy Some inflation is necessary for capitalism to survive. Prolonged deflation leads to cash hoarding, reduce spending, and would eventually collapse the entire market. Increasing wages is the result of inflation, not the cause.
@FreedomFrWords@JayCartere@BojackleZ@pokimanelol The line is crossed when the person in question says its crossed. A lot of times you can vaguely define the line by reading the room, but obviously you aren't very good at that
@FreedomFrWords@JayCartere@BojackleZ@pokimanelol No problems being solved here, unless youre trying to ask for my consent. Its obviously all pretty subjective, and depends on context, but i think you know that. This just doesnt seem like a good faith argument to me
@FreedomFrWords@JayCartere@BojackleZ@pokimanelol No one is stopping you from doing anything. If you want to continue to be a fking weirdo thats your right. If you want to knowingly make people uncomfortable, thats fine. But going out of your way to try to define just what you can get away with, is just weird
@FreedomFrWords@JayCartere@BojackleZ@pokimanelol If youre honestly asking where the line is on if you need consent or not, im gonna go ahead and say yes, you are not allowed to think about women. Jesus. Who raised you.
@brucegelin@NipseyHoussle Spliced by original interviewer, couldnt find full video on their youtube. Still said $100 a month can make you a millionaire in 20 yrs off 4-5% returns. That was one continuous clip
@nightmancometth@Hyperghost99 @cheeryohs @jasondebolt Im not asking anything. Just pointing out that if you own a home, you're already paying a wealth tax based on the value of your home, even if the bank owns most of it!
@nightmancometth@Hyperghost99 @cheeryohs @jasondebolt The conversation is about wealth tax, not unrealized gains tax. The difference is that the working class has a wealth tax on the majority of their assets, but billionaires only have a wealth tax on a small fraction of their assets
@nightmancometth@Hyperghost99 @cheeryohs @jasondebolt I know how it works, just seems silly to me to make the point "You dont pay taxes if you dont sell" then use a home as an example, which you do pay taxes on, even if you dont sell
@Hyperghost99 @cheeryohs @jasondebolt I pay ~1% of my home's value every year. Its a wealth tax, based on my home's value rather than an unrealized gain, but most call it a "property tax". I'm not confused, other than wondering why you'd use a house in this example π