Comments by "DXR" (@MrDXRamirez) on "CBN News"
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Really you are blaming capitalism. Central banks belong to a money economy and a money economy belong to a capitalist economy. Economies of competition where there is not a single object not made for sale, and if it is made for use it does not count as a value, therefore, neither does the labor expended on the darn thing count as value, the system of the more sold the bigger the capitalist is breaking down, showing signs it is not compatible developing the family as a social unit, such a society cannot operate without having a monetary system that compliments the exploitation of nature and humanity,i.e., the resources of a nation and of the people of a nation.
You are really saying we have become reliant on markets for our necessaries and handed over, surrendered, ownership of the means, split off as it were from the land, tools, machinery, etc., that we cannot rely on each since the means are not in our hands. You are really saying wealth comes from labor in the case of your family alive during a pre-capitalist era, the source of wealth was the labor of all cooperating in the family. This was true for the majority of families in America before America became a capitalist society, taken over by the super rich, mostly from Europe, specifically England.
Surely, such a society that buys and sells must break the family up, destroy it, in order that people can be divided into buyers and sellers. Countless stories have been written about this great social split, i.e., Old Man and the son in conflict because the son does not want the farm would rather move to the city and get a job. The Cobbler’s kids sell the store. The baker’s children gave up the baking business. Countless stories of this social hemorrhage of the family social unit. Who moves into the neighborhood of families that made something like bread, butter, clothes, lose all their businesses, a giant mega corporation to finish off the death of small business. It’s a very sneaky and subtle invasion of the family commonly using popular culture to lure the young away from the rural countryside and work in the factories of New York or London, Paris, Milan, when this all started and it happened wherever the capitalist set up their industries.
You are really talking about relative value relationships of commodities when in 1945 an ounce of gold was $75.00 dollars and today the same ounce is priced at $1,110.00 dollars. What has changed is the value in commodities, less and less actual human labor, goes into the making of our products is reflected in more dollars given for the same weight of metal. This means we can build a house in 10 days but it still takes a year to extract an ounce of gold from the earth. How many houses do we have give to equal the price of gold? This is not inflation this is labor productivity going through the roof since 1945.
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