>So 9/11, what happened?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-7WIuDUVTY
>>139415833
QRS11
>>139415833
Israeli kikes.
Cia operatives
can't get any intel on this
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/aug/26/stormfront-internets-longest-running-white-suprema/
>>139416686
Who cares? It's another victory.
are you a sivic or ethno nationalist?
I live in the first world, so naturally I'm a civic nationalist.
>>140236710
ethno nationalist. because i want my people to continue to exist. and not become a minority.
btw its civic.
bump
Daily reminder that Georgism will fix almost every problem we face in society today.
Why haven't you taken the Georgepill yet /pol/?
>Georgeism reconciles common land rights with private tenure, free markets and modern capitalism.
>Those who got the upper hand by securing land tenures would support public services, so wages and commerce and capital formation could go untaxed.
>To pay the taxes, landowners would have to use the land by hiring workers (or selling to owner-operators and owner-residents). This would raise demand for labor; labor, through consumption, would raise demand for final products.
>To pay the workers, landowners would have to produce and sell goods, hereby raising supply and precluding inflation. Needed capital would come to their aid by virtue of its being untaxed. Thus, George would cut the Gordian knot of modern dilemma-bound economics by raising demand, raising supply, raising incentives, improving equity, freeing up the market, supporting government, fostering capital formation, and paying public debts, all in one simple stroke.
>>139415577
>George's proposal enables us to lower taxes on labor without raising taxes on capital. Indeed, it lets us lower taxes on both labor and capital at once, and without reducing public revenues.
> Georgist tax policy reconciles equity and efficiency. Taxing land is progressive because the ownership of land is so highly concentrated among the most wealthy,'8 and because the tax may not be shifted. It is efficient because it is neutral among rival land-use options: the tax is fixed, regardless of land use. This is one favourable point on which many modern economists actually agree, although they keep struggling against it
> Georgist tax policy contains urban sprawl, and its heavy associated costs, without overriding market decisions or consumer preferences, simply by making the market work better. land values are the product of demand for location; they are marked by continuity in space. That shows quite simply that people demand compact settlement and centrality. A well-oiled land market will give it to them.
>>139415669
> Georgist tax policy creates jobs without inflation, and without deficits. "Fiscal stimulus," in the shallow modern usage, is a euphemism for running deficits, often with funny money. George's proposed land tax might be called, rather, "true fiscal stimulus". It stimulates demand for labor by promoting employment; it precludes inflation as the labor produces goods to match the new demand. It precludes deficits because it raises revenue. That is its peculiar reconciliatory genius: it stimulates private work and investment in the very process of raising revenue. It is the only tax of any serious revenue potential that does not bear down on and suppress production and exchange. As I have noted, George's fiscal policy takes two problems and composes them into one solution.
> George's land tax lets a polity attract people and capital en masse, without diluting its resource base. This is by virtue of synergy, the ultimate rationale for Chamber-of-Commerce boosterism. Urban economists like William Alonso have illustrated the power of such synergy by showing that bigger cities have more land value per head than smaller ones. (Land value is the resource base of a city.) Urbanists like Jane Jacobs and Holly Whyte have written on the intimate details of how this works on the streets. Julian Simon (The Ultimate Resource) philosophizes on the power of creative thought generated when people associate freely and closely in large numbers. Henry George made the same points in 1879
>>139415776
>Georgist policies encourage the conservation of ecology and environment while also making jobs, by abating sprawl. It is a matter of focusing human activity on the good lands, thus meeting demands there and relieving the pressure to invade lands that are now wild and marginal for human needs. Sprawl in the urban environment is the kind most publicized, but there is analogous sprawl in agriculture, forestry, mining, recreation and other land uses and industries.
>Georgist policies strengthen public revenues while in the same process promoting economy in government. Anti-governmentalists often identify any tax policy with public extravagance. Georgist tax policy, on the contrary, saves public funds in many ways. By facilitating the creation of jobs it lowers welfare costs, unemployment compensation, doles, aid to families with dependent children and all that. It lowers jail and police costs, and all the enormous private expenditures, precautions, and deprivations now taken to guard against theft and other crime. Idle hands are not just wasted, they steal and destroy
I am really concerned about Russia and electric cars, /his/.
In the current world order, every big actor has a good reason to keep it going, because everybody is profiting big way. Western Europe and the USA are getting cheap labour and cheap products from 3rd world countries like China, while China is getting access to western markets and technologies. The western nations are still growing despite already having emassed obscene amounts of wealth, while China gets to build and modernize its country.
But this world order is not working for Russia. Russia does not have a competetive economy and all initiatives to make it more competetive have failed. Its economy is being kept afloat by oil- and gas-money, which worked reasonably well from 2000-2008 when oil prices were skyrocket high. But since then oil prices have dropped to below 50$ a barrel and Russia's economy is basically stagnating (sanctions might have added to this, but it's pretty obvious the main reason is the low oil price). Due to this economic crisis Russia is becoming increasingly aggressive.
Now this is where electric cars come in. Elon Musk and his Tesla-cars are potentially the single biggest geopolitical disruptive force this century has seen so far. More than half of the consumed oil is going into transportation, e.g. fuel for your car. Even if just 20 or 30% of the cars 10 years from now are going to be electric, the price for oil will fall so much that it will probably going to ruin the russian economy.
We are already seeing the collapse of governments run by oil money. Libya was not able to cope with the sharp decrease in the oil price following the financial crisis of 2008 and fell into a internal crisis that led to the civil war that ended Gaddafi. Next on the line was Venezuela whose government is currently struggling for survival.
There are also other countries that might fall. Iran, arabian countries, some african countries,... but those are relatively small and don't hold the potential to disturb the world order.
Russia though is different. They are already in a state where they are dissatisfied with the world order, because it is not working for them. While every other big actor is growing, expanding and developing, Russia is not. Now add to that that Russia might face a real existential crisis due to the electric car imploding oil prices, and you end up with the most dangerous scenario for the 21st century.
Russia has a huge nuclear arsenal and the second most powerful military in the world. It is also in a geographic position where it could invade western europe realtively easily. So what is going to happen, when 10 years from now Tesla cars took off, 20% of the global cars are already electric, and the oil price is below 5$ a barrel? The russian economy will look like Venezuela's right now, or like Libya's shortly before civil war broke out. So what is Putin, whom I assume will still be in power 10 years from now, do in that situation? Will he try to use Russia's only threat, it's military and nuclear might, to secure Russia's position in the world by trying to invade europe, or will he just accept that Russia is fading into irrelevancy, and potentially civil war?
Also, what if the Kremlin is already anticipating these developments, and they have decided to take action now. What if things like Brexit, the election of Trump, the "sudden" leaps in north korean ICMB technologies are all due to Russia trying to end a world order, that is already not working for them, and that is threatening to fully destroy it? They could try to lure in america into a big war in Korea, hoping it will bankrupt the USA and further divide the NATO.
>>140236607
>>140236608
>being afraid of electric cars
Are you scared of being turned straight by accident, OP?
>>140236607
Musk is a small, irrelevant player in the electric cars market. The traditional car manufacturers will usher the electric cars age in.
Does anyone have any good White nationalist/separatist book recommendations?
Looking to do some reading on the subject and I'm finding it hard to get anywhere.
>>139415515
Nobody here is white nationalist you moron. That's the issue with you leftypol retards. you actually believe white nationalism is anything but a CIA psy op.
So now that Google is on a full on censorship crusade, what site are we going to use compete against it?
https://www.bitchute.com/video/Y7TKN1GbYHiP/
Bump
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENyZ6YpBMEw
Everything going on makes me feel like we'll never reach humanities potential. If aliens we're watching us it would look like people in an insane asylum spreading shit all over the walls. I've grown to resent jews. I've grown to hate the world that everyone mindlessly goes through. I notice the bullshit in the smallest portions in the oddest places. I'm just sick of all this bullshit.
Do you experience nervousness or shakiness inside, faintness and dizziness? The idea that someone else can control your thoughts. Feeling others are to blame for most of your thoughts. Trouble remembering things, feeling easily annoyed and irritated. Feeling afraid in open spaces or in public. Thoughts of ending your life. Feeling that most people could not be trusted. Poor appetite, heart or chest pains?
Do you feel tempered outbursts, that you cannot control? Feeling lonely, even when you are with people, feeling blocked. Feeling blue, sad, feeling disinterested in things, feeling fearful. Are your feelings easily hurt? Feeling that people are unfriendly, or do you feel like people dislike you?
Do you have trouble falling asleep? Nausea, upset stomach, hot or cold spells? Numbness, tingling in parts of your body, trouble catchin' your breath?
I feel like that
I feel like that
I feel like that all the time
I feel like that
I feel like that
I feel like that all the time
Just be good to yourself, anon and strive for self-improvement. It's the only way. Clean up our diet, start working out, learn how to grown your own non-Jewed healthy food, learn a trade, start reading more, meditate, write, go hiking and camping often. The ultimate redpill is that of self-improvement and self-sustainability. Strive for that.
Anybody have a clue?
>>139415229
He's a worthless piece of shit that's what he meant. I hope your police or millitary over there shoots looters.
>>139415229
it mean your a newfag that doesnt remember any past lootcrews.
What do you think the minimum wage should be?
GO
>>140236453
$14.88
>>140236593
FPBP
Minimum wage laws are socialist, there should be no such law
Hot AND Integilligant
Mexicans are a net benefit to our countrys
>>139415192
>>"okay honey how about we take a nice one for grandma?"
>>139415192
Since when does graduating high school make you intelligent?
>>139415192
nah
Who else here thinks Zuckerberg would be a great POTUS?
I know this board supports Trump and all, but here me out. Let me use "meme arrows"
>young guy, only 33 years old right now, representative of the millennial generation and all their fresh ideas
>brilliant student who went to all the top schools (Phillips Exeter Academy, Harvard), did graduate level work in middle school, went to school with Natalie Portman lol
>founded the world's largest website, outmaneuvering all the competition...the idea wasn't 'stolen' either because everyone knew what social networks were at the time..someone who builds a new car isn't "stealing" the idea for a car
>raises Facebook to a multibillion dollar worldwide company, largest website on the internet...seriously, that's a huge achievement. In the same way we praise boomers for putting the man on the moon we will praise millennials for giving us stuff like Facebook and 4chan
>really connected with social justice causes, no doubt because of his associations with smart progressives in silicon valley and ivy league schools. He gave a really articulate defense of BLM
>traveling all around the country to get in touch with regular Americans..certainly going to be more in touch with PoC, LGBTQIA, and the underprivileged because of it
I think it's pretty much a no brainer that people would love for me to become president, don't you think? I'm posting this to 4chan because I know you're the home of Anonymous and smart hackers like him...Imagine a President of the United States who is just like you!
>>140236218
Poor quality bait. Z U C C is the cancer ruining humanity.
>>140236218
kys
Another Rothchild???? Are people crazy.
Liberals deny science about black IQ rates and crime ratios
/pol/tards and right-wingers deny science about pretty much everything relating to climate change and evorinment
anyone who denies climate change should be fucking cremated
>BUT MUH AL GORE CARBON TAX
yes we all know theres a fucking profit motive behind carbon taxing mongoloid, doesnt change that you wont be around to complain about it when your dead
>>139415177
When nothing happens you will still be a faggot.
>>139415852
>nothing happens
It's already happening retard
continue to plug your fat american sausage fingers into your ears though
you fuckin idiots really fuck up the world for everyone else
>>139415177
Oh so accepting the science of climate change mean I must accept the retarded economics of a carbon tax or carbon credits otherwise I am being unscientific?
What about "fuck off"?
Is Angola Antifa's HQ??
Angola é nossa!
What does the say in the life of a political shill look like
> & why the fuck has this board become such cancer
>>139415136
>why has this board become cancer
>*checks flag*
>>139415368
if i dont use that everything i say will be ill be shouted down
>>139415827
at least pick a different ideology