the value of money is decided by a handful of people. (the movie zeitgeist comes pretty close to what is going on in matters of money)
the system is inflated. sooner or later it will pop. moneymakers are the owners of an economical perpetuum mobile, but one, that will sooner or later collapse.
we don't own our money. we rent it. and we pay high interest for it. the value of it, once was gold, does not really exist, so how do they conclude its worth? they don't. they don't have to. inflation is the way for them. and as more money you have, the richer you can get.
lets say, you have a million dollars. you go and get a loan for a million more, with your already owned million as insurance for the bank.
the amount of interest you will get for the two million pays for the interest of the one million you just took a loan for. so after lets say 5 years, you own 2 million dollars and did nothing at all for it.
this of course is simplified. but that is how rich people make money. take a loan, invest that money, pay of the interest with the money you make from the investment and you have more money after a short time. rinse and repeat. since this system is used all over the world, where does the money come from?
how does ecology look like in comparison to a hundred years ago. how much land is owned by how many people? how much value does one hold? the rich get richer, the poor poorer. and while we are trimmed and brainwashed to spend our money on expensive bullshit we seldom really need, we have more and more debts.
in the city i live, ten years ago only 600 people had to declare private bankruptcy. last year it have been over 10k! ten years ago, only about 20k received social welfare (the last resort) today its more then 250.000!
And these numbers will keep growing.
20 years ago the average age of someone having debts over 10k (dollar/euro) was 24, today it's 18.
some more?
we have an official unemployment rate of 8%. tuth is, that there are more then 36% and rapidly growing.
In the US a two people household, working 3 jobs will still end up with a minus at the end of the month.
ain't all that make you wonder?
I decided for myself a long time ago, that I will not aggravate myself to much in the concerns of money (and I did have had some very well paid times). if I would get rich, I'd share. In small as well, as in big ways. I believe in an economical win-win situation for all participants.
but in a world, where megacorps have to bring in higher and higher revenues each year, where can that take us?
Just image that! A company makes a good income. It has revenue of (just as an example) 10% to last years revenue. Next year it has to excel this year, or the shareholder will make trouble. so the company makes more and more every year... where does all that come from? somewhere the money has to be made... and there are endless possibilities. from sweatjobs, lower quality, brainwashing marketing, and so on.
why not just make good money and leave it at that. what can a single man care for so much money? look at those crazy MFs in Dubai. How much crazier can you get?
What about bloody bill gates? did you know that he could, singly make all 3rd world countries into second world countries?
the difference between a low level worker and a high management post are in no real comparison. its just fucking nuts.
and all that tells me, that i should not care about money. it fuels war, to make more of it. drugs being illegal? money. they would not make any if they would be legal. money decides who gets elected and next to god, money is the highest ranked reason for killings.
Fuck money!