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twiigss · M
I would eliminate the thought of bartering/medium of exchange. If you're a good and decent person and need something, here you go. Imagine how much better this shit world would be, without money, without having to exchange something to get something else.
I believe that it has set us back from progressing and being better. We work because we need, money. We waste sooooo much of our time worrying about money, and the things that are so very important to us, the things that could make us progress and better ourselves, are all wasted efforts.
I believe that it has set us back from progressing and being better. We work because we need, money. We waste sooooo much of our time worrying about money, and the things that are so very important to us, the things that could make us progress and better ourselves, are all wasted efforts.
Tastyfrzz · 61-69, M
@twiigss i think Mr. Marx should have started from that philosophy but there was apparently no way to influence/ motivate without some form of legal tender. In his view no one should be treated any differently than anyone else. No private property, etc.. Sounds great, but when that goes up against capitalism the folks will all the cheddar are not likely to want to give it up and wealth begets power. Marxism failed because it was half baked. Facists loved it as they could promise equality but then take everything for themselves. Caputalism is failing too as we now have trillionairesnext to cities full of the homeless