Free market economy w/o capitalism?
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Originally posted by Arapahoe:
you should seriously start going back to school....before coming up with this reply.....like i said really YOU only know how to BOOMZ.
what, is this forum NUS or NTU or Harvard Doctorate sch?? omg, this is only a sg forums, you got to know the audiences, lots of street guys around. So be it, boomz dun matter to me, not a single cent lost, and why should i need to hit the books when i got experiences, tell me, how many bookworms make it big in Singapore?? Jack Neo? Jean Yip Saloon? Kopitiam? Banquet? Angel's Pub? street 77, Club 88? etc etc...everything refer to books is going to make you less flexible in life ya, and usually most become nerdy and afraid to take risk, what is use of defining economics and capitalist just for the sake of defining, if Marx and the Jews can think a way of defining, why can't we have our way, think big ok...u can have your own definition in everything if you wanted to, books are just a guide and knowledge to you, and when you apply it, it is totally different. And most books being written by Angmo, do u think it fit into our culture and style of living? Yes, you can understanding it, but you got to find your own definition of it, and that is the most important. What is capitalist in early 1990 and today?? -
And do you think that crazy TS dunno how to goggle and yahoo it to find the answer, if you read properly, he wants our view, our VIEWWWWWW...talk about intellectual, chay, stupid people!!
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Topic: Free market economy w/o capitalism
Contents: Free market economy in a society with unbridled capitalism
Self contradictory already.
But of course, lets not get into the nitty gritty of defining English grammar and terms.
So what does TS want actually?
If you don't say what you mean, how do you mean what you say?
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Now I see the problem with angel7030, when people talk about apples, she will talk about oranges.
If you read some of his/her post, you will know what I mean.
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Originally posted by angel7030:
what, is this forum NUS or NTU or Harvard Doctorate sch?? omg, this is only a sg forums, you got to know the audiences, lots of street guys around. So be it, boomz dun matter to me, not a single cent lost, and why should i need to hit the books when i got experiences, tell me, how many bookworms make it big in Singapore?? Jack Neo? Jean Yip Saloon? Kopitiam? Banquet? Angel's Pub? street 77, Club 88? etc etc...everything refer to books is going to make you less flexible in life ya, and usually most become nerdy and afraid to take risk, what is use of defining economics and capitalist just for the sake of defining, if Marx and the Jews can think a way of defining, why can't we have our way, think big ok...u can have your own definition in everything if you wanted to, books are just a guide and knowledge to you, and when you apply it, it is totally different. And most books being written by Angmo, do u think it fit into our culture and style of living? Yes, you can understanding it, but you got to find your own definition of it, and that is the most important. What is capitalist in early 1990 and today??
hello?anybody there?
$$ is capital of sorts.
But capital is not $$.
Its not even about simplifying here....its simply wrong.
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The fundumentals that drive capitalism is that of private ownership of means of production, which is an aspect of capital.
Please note that capital is not just means of production again!
Hence, free market goes with capitalism because of the ideals I just stated....that of "private ownership".
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BBC poll shows widespread disaffection with capitalism
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You want an economy without capitalists running the world do away with usurious banking system.
. See Deuteronomy (New World Translation) -- 15:6 [Y]ou will certainly lend on pledge to many nations, whereas you yourself will not borrow; and you must dominate over many nations, whereas over you they will not dominate. 23:19 You must not make your brother pay interest . . . . 23:20 You may make a foreigner pay interest, but your brother you must not make pay interest.