Comments by "Ralph Bernhard" (@ralphbernhard1757) on "CNBC" channel.

  1. Our real estate prices are a third of the Bay Area... "Supply and demand" steps forward: Ima gonna ruin your day [grins].
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  2. Why make a 7 minute video about this? I can do it in 7 seconds... Watch... US cars don't fit in Japanese parking lots and use waaaaaaaay too much fuel. >The end<
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  3. Seven trillion dollars for wars...just since 2001. Someone's gotta pay for it....
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  4. Government: We can't just print money to give it to the poor....don't be silly, it'll lead to runaway inflation...be a patriot and stop asking. Crisis Government: ok, lets print money like crazy, and give trillions to billionaires and Wall Street. It won't lead to inflation...
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  5. I am the proud owner of a very unconnected dumb car 🤣😂
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  6. Ryan is lying. Trump himself said he'd "agree to ANYTHING the bipartisan meeting agreed on". Correct? So where is the problem.
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  7. No, of course not. People don't eat more because there is an epidemic. Farmers also don't grow less because of a crisis.
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  8. At 3:50 "The USA offers a better solution...we're nice to you. But if you don't do as we say, we'll change your government, invade you, or do a few remote controlled political assassinations by drone...but, we're nicer than Chy-naaah..."
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  9. Imperialism never ended. Machiavelli stated that the "princes" who actually cared about a region are also the biggest benefactors, but when the "mercenaries" (foreigners) who are in it only for the profit step in, entire regions are dragged down in circles of corruption...
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  10. @hannahguin5428  Yes, because power automatically corrupts as a ruler gets closer to the tops of the pyramids of power, they must automatically implement chosing "favorites" thereby creating division.
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  11. Well thank god it's almost April so it'll be gone....
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  12.  @ralph839  My comment is sarcasm. Trump is a buffoon, changing his tune every five minutes.
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  13. One word. Good.
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  14.  @brianaranha8967  Yes, "safe" assets like property is going up up up. So is the stock market, which only really benefits the top 10 (direct investment, with around 40% indirectly invested through pension schemes, etc.) It will create bubbles, which will in future burst again.
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  15. M I S M A N A G E M E N T
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  16. Because it's too expensive. When these money elites go elsewhere, the "inflation" they cause, will move with them wherever they go.
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  17. The "system" is not "broken." The "system" functions exactly as intended, and exactly as desired by the uber-1%ters in positions of wealth and power. The "system" intentionally sets up states against states, counties against counties, entitities against entities, people against people, neighbors against neighbors, class against class, faction against faction, men against women, rich against poor... The "system" is intentional, perpetual, and is divide-and-rule. It does exactly what it has intended to do for centuries: set up the default ingroups against the default outgroups, then then the elites/establishment rule over the division. As George Carlin quipped: While everybody fights, they run off with all the money.
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  18. Yipee. Now we can carry on for the next 100 years, relying on oil and fighting one bloody war after another to control it. One of the greatest effects of greener technologies, is that we can finally quit relying on a single source liquid energy (petrol, diesel, gas i.e. "oil") and spread out alternatives over the entire globe.
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  19. Because flatrates make phone calls cost next to nothing, and call center agents are not paid well. Lured only by bonuses they receive if they can fool you into buying crap you don't need. Honestly, if you really really really needed something, you'd hit on the idea of buying it all by yourself....
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  20. The biggest problem is land. The lot price is a far bigger issue than the price of construction.
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  21. It will contribute, because the cheapest food is the worst contributor to obesity.
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