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To: dan6 who wrote (137990)	1/10/2018 11:32:20 AM
From: dan6	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218621

But he only goes halfway... Whenever someone is able to live what we euphemistically call, a comfortable life, it is always at least in part,because he is taking advantage of a differential in money/life-hour that is paid in his favor. This is why factories are in Third World countries (workers can be paid less) and why the doctor of the cobbler lives on the top of the hill and the cobbler on the bottom. All successful people are comfortable at the discomfort of other people, aka OPD (other people's discomfort). Yes, there are the contributions of people like you who make widgets (=value-added products) that benefit all, but that is the subject of another post. Here I am just talking about labor...

To: dan6 who wrote (137990)	1/10/2018 2:03:53 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Respond to of 218621

Keynes was another ideological economic ignoramus. It suits money controllers to charge a huge royalty on money by dilution. A royalty rate about 4 times what Qualcomm charges that makes the envious ignorant criminal types foam at the mouth. I didn't know he was just another of the "money is the root of all evil" fools. The people who say money is the root of all evil and claim to not be motivated by money are very keen to get opm and really love it. They will kill to get it. Mqurice