Comments on: A quick jab, and then a pummeling. Forever.

By: voza0db

voza0db — Fri, 28 Oct 2022 18:09:03 +0000

After the last 2+ years of the ultra successful OPERATION COVIDIUS it is today perfectly clear to me that the majority of the modern moron slaves are craving to be CONTROLLED.

In fact I've seen many example of herds of modern moron slaves DEMANDING "governments" to impose CONTROL on them.

I can declare that I'm very disappointed with the CULLING effectiveness of the mRNA toxic spew. At least for now the numbers of culled jabbed ones is very low. Maybe in 2/3 years the cumulative effect of 15 doses will quick in and the cull starts to show some success.

By: Doly Garcia

Doly Garcia — Fri, 28 Oct 2022 15:59:08 +0000

"The fallacy that labor creates value is central to Marxism, and is why Marxism is guaranteed to fail. What matters is working smart, not working hard."

When Marx said that labor creates value, he meant that labor creates price. That was the meaning of value in economics contexts at the time Marx was writing. Since price and value in the sense of valuable products or services are often inversely correlated, working smart creates cheaper products or services, or more valuable products or services at the same price, but that in no way negates the fact that labor is the main factor creating price.

The fallacy that price and value are usually directly correlated is central to a lot of current economic thinking, and that is why most current economic thinking is guaranteed to fail. Krugman and his followers are doomed, but so are many that see themselves as followers of the Austrian school. Those that take home big earnings are often seen as somehow proven better by the size of their pay-check, but once you understand that the price of anything, including any sort of labor, says absolutely nothing about any fundamental value of whatever or whoever is being priced, a lot of current economic arguments fall to pieces.

By: Cecil R. Williams

Cecil R. Williams — Wed, 26 Oct 2022 20:02:30 +0000

Thanks, Algernon,

You have stated the problem well. Thinking people on the planet now need to sell the idea of each person becoming independent. The net effect of what this would look like would mirror what happened once again to end the Dark Ages (i.e., Aristotle's idea adoption elevated us above the quagmire of Plato's thought experiment tried in reality and ran amuck. Aristotle made possible the Industrial Revolution, one of the fruits of which is the Internet.).

So how does one sell the new idea of individualism to the herd staring at their monitors except by going back to the proven method? Just thinking.