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fuck off communist

>>1538852
It's a shame than conspiracy theorists come up with such poorly worded analogs. I think that's a huge reason why they become "conspiracy theories" rather than something that can be openly discussed without sounding like a quack. Let me give you some tips:

It's no secret that transnational corporations, and huge multinationals have massive influence over governments around the world. Instead of referring to shadow governments and puppets, call it the "permanent government". The government you elect can be called the "transient government".

Instead of vaguely referring to some secretive group of world leaders talk about the IMF, the World Bank and the World Trade Organization. These groups quite literally enforce globalization and free trade upon everyone. They write up rules for countries to follow that are written by and for Wall Street for the benefit of industrial heavyweights and at the expense of the little people. It could be called economic terrorism if you were feeling rhetorical.

I could go on but you are better of reading some books.

Paul Hellyer and Joseph Stiglitz have some good books on how grossly immoral our current economic system is.

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>>1538997

Did you know that all it takes to have a "conspiracy theory" is to simply offer a different narrative than the state? It's that simple.

http://www.voltairenet.org/article187030.html

Let the dude have his coffee conversation. I for one think it has some value.

>>1538701
Be good looking.

>>1538724
this

>>1538701
as far as meeting girls go, expect 1 to 2 girls (non indian) per class for computer science

>>1538619
I don't understand why he can't take money out and put it in a different fund that he can contribute to.

Not everyone lives to 71. He should just use it. At 54 he should already have a good retirement fund. If not, he should just buy a dumpster to live in instead of a house.

What's stopping him from opening a new retirement account with another company?

Sounds like he isn't very smart.

>>1538461
the new moot didn't say he was selling.

he didn't say he wanted advice.

he said it's not profitable as-is so he's going to fix it.

that's all. It's not a democratic process. He knew it wasn't profitable when he bought it, he bought it with plans to fix it.

now the time has come. He's going to make it profitable. You're not going to like it.

>>1538478
Thanks for answering the op

They are correct tho, changes

>>1538478

He also didn't say how much he was making off selling our information or how much he makes letting all these fucking shills post here.

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>Is it too late to invest into BTC?
It hasnt even begun.

>>1538365
Potcoin, it seems, is on the rise.

>>1540483
I don't understand. Bitcoin is supposed to become as big as the derivatives?

>>1538363
>that pic on the right
>tfw nobody cares about Delaunay triangulations or relative neighborhood graphs

>>1538363
Never

>>1538363

Ugh, I did, and I'm not interested.

Ripple is the only shitcoin that will emerge as something that can be commercialized.

>>1538328
I don't know that feel.

I'm a Chad

>>1538328
Nice cope.

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>>1538332
>>1538336

>>1538322
Good. Fuck off.

>>1538322
PLEASE, DONT LEAVE! I NEED YOU ON /BIZ/ FOR TROLLING PURPOSES!

PLEASE! EVERYTHING RIDES ON YOU STAYING A SLAVE HERE!

>>1538322
nice graph, loser. fuck off.

>>1538288
1. you need to disguise the violence inherent in the system.

2. it's secret code that the morons don't understand.

if you don't understand it then you're the morons we're keeping secrets from.

>>1538288
Because as my Grade 9 phys ed teacher used to say. "you need to learn the bullshit and you need to speak it, no one cares beyond that"

>>1538295
>>1538296
an example from a 2 minutes google search:
>Our principles guide us to make better decisions as we all work together to deliver our promise. The principles encourage us to be responsive to one another – and that means being more flexible and innovative to make things better. Sticking to our principles means working as one team, being transparent, supportive and decisive.
Does anyone actually believe that any company in this world cares about John or Tim, more than they care about profit? You must be pretty stupid not to see behind the deception they make their employees believe.

>>1538102
Holy shit this is live now???

>>1538133
The stream is literally in the post

Shit taste in music to be honest

>>1537945

I'm absolutely for it. Your oil example is poor, a better comparison would be the prohibition of alcohol. During that period, the mafia had control of the illegal alcohol trade and profited immensely. I did not stop people drinking alcohol, even though cases of alcohol poisoning increased by the hundreds. No drug law will ever make drugs disappear. In the Philippines they are murdering people who use drugs

http://www.oregonlive.com/today/index.ssf/2016/10/in_the_philippines_addicts_liv.html

and people are still doing them. It only makes sense for drugs to legalized, regulated and taxed, not only could it result in a massive amount of business, it would also free up police resources and save money.

>>1537975
Yeah I've heard the prohibition example, but why is the OPEC example flawed?

The cartels have heavy interference with state governments- whether it's the Mexican ones IRL or the Colombians in Narcos, they usually buy out the politicians, which is why you end up with them entering such large scales.

What concerns me especially are the Mexican drug cartels, which have effectively become states within states, like here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPEfArQU7tc

The issue to me seems like, if America legalizes, the cartels still have huge markets beyond America. Further, if the cartels are going to be outcompeted, why hasn't OPEC been outcompeted by other oil producers? You can say it's because the oil gets produced in Saudi Arabia, but there's a reason why coca gets grown in Colombia and not in some redneck's backyard or in some California redwood.

Just my two cents on the topic (OP here).

>>1537975
>free up police resources and save money
Not when revenue is generated from as much as a quarter of a pill or a fraction of a leaf from a popcorn bud.

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Something has to happen big time soon. I think the dreaded correction is coming. Deutsche Bank right now is the trigger:
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-germany-deutsche-bank-idUSKCN1220NA

I went all cash because I figured something was coming. Earnings are also expected to be pretty bad this month.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-10-01/deutsche-bank-charged-italy-market-manipulation-creating-false-accounts

This may be the cause of another recession.

>>1537938
yes i am ready. about half of my trading account is in cash and i just bought some call options on the volatility index (VIX) let's get in poppin' up in here i don't give a FUCK nigga...

ID's HABBEDING!!

>>1537877
A Ponzi scheme pays dividends with the "investments" of new investors.
A bank actually invests money and pays you with the returns.
Therefore, banks are more like pyramid schemes.

>equity owners, lenders and suppliers all want to be paid tomorow
>this steel plant is a ponzi scheme

>>1537877
In any big city 4 out of 5 of the tallest buildings are usually banking buildings, the other one probably a big insurance company.

Life on earth is a ponzi scheme which is why perpetual growth is always the goal.

>>1537837
assuming you aren't supported by anyone you can't live on part-time in most places

Most jobs don't give benefits to part time workers. They also usually require you to work a floating shift, which won't afford you the comfort of being able to plan too far in advance. You're also the first person on the chopping block should the company choose to downsize.


All in all, the cons outweigh the pros, unless you genuinely don't need the job / money.

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>>1537837
I work both a full time and a part time job.

the quote is true. anyone can make money, and if you are motivated and lack morals, you can make a lot of money.
which is why it's said that no one ever becomes rich without making something illegal and/or immoral

>>1537944

>no one ever becomes rich without making something illegal and/or immoral

>>1537836
>no one ever becomes rich without making something illegal and/or immoral

Morality is subjective and almost everything is regulated or illegal. So this is true. I remember there was a book a while ago that essentially said people on average commit 5 felonies a day due to absurd government regulation.