No...bullshit is from bulls. The bulshit i am talking about is just
bulshit. Because it is bulshit only for people who understand. And
unfortunately the message below proofs you do not.
Fact is that each situations is DIFFERENT. But altogether the only RIGHT
conclusion to arrive at with regards to current crisis but also with
regards to economies is that there is TOO LESS MONEY. And actually this
should be not too hard to understand. If people would start using common
sense instead of idiocratic theories.
Money is just fuel for economies. And more fuel is needed if there are
more people and if these people want more money each to buy the ever
growing products. But governments and economists somehow think it is
better to keep the amount of money about the same while everything else is
improving at ever faster and better ways. Thereby severely restricting the
growth of our society and people within.
Anyways I am RIGHT and my understandings are MUCH MORE developed and based
on MUCH BETTER understandings than anything else available at the moment.
And whatever anyone else says, fact is that in the end it will be
understood that I am right with what i am saying.
Really everyone who does NOT understand that there is too less money and
that this is key to having our society grow is just still into inbox
thinking. Insane inbox thinking.......unfortunately our society is full of
it....
Wilfred Berendsen
> Well, if we're going to use scatological references, the least we can do
> is spell them correctly-- that's b-u-l-l-s-h-i-t.
>
> And speaking of bullshit-- this notion that too little money has caused a
> crisis is the apotheosis of bullshit when explaining the contractions, or
> expansion, of capital.
>
> Perhaps Wilfred could indulge us by tracing the contraction of 2001-2003--
> better yet, start out with the expansion in the US of 1993-2000 then go to
> 2001-2003, then go to the recovery of 2004-2007, and explain all of that
> using his "this money's too little, this money's too much, this money's
> just right" Goldilocks theory of capitalist reproduction.. And please
> don't forget to account for the function and movement of the price of oil
> along the way.
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