Comments by "Incurable Romantic" (@incurableromantic4006) on "How Money Works" channel.

  1. Given how weaponized US government agencies have become - I'm afraid I'm sceptical that this will be used impartially.
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  2. 11:56 - That's a real insight into what's changed in the industry: you don't buy anymore, you have to rent it per year. The game isn't the product anymore, the vast library of crap sold separately for the online component of the game: is the real product. Not long ago, you bought the game, and that was that. Now there are huge numbers of games where you literally never stop paying for it, either because it requires you to rent it endlessly or because there's always some shiny new turd that you "have" to have.
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  3.  @Youtubeuser1aa  Actually I got to go and see the thing they built, and it was pretty cool.
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  4. Indeed. Exactly none of the global elites who were entertained at Epstein's private pedo resort have ever been called to account for anything,
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  5. I have a lot less problem with the Morons controlling vast wealth than I do with the likes of the Gates and Soros foundations. "Charities" that are really lobby groups. And honestly the more the government takes in taxes the more it wastes and the more it meddles in things it shouldn't be involved in.
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  6. It turned into a way to trap people in their job so companies can treat them worse and pay them less.
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  7. What made Bud-Lite and Target exceptional was that for the first time - going woke actually did have serious consequences for the company's bottom line. Up until then, it was really just a mantra conservatives repeated to make themselves feel better.
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  8. There's a lot of dim-witted people out there who think "law = good".
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  9. 11:55 - Please tell me this is a satire. Please tell me someone didn't actually write this.
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  10. I enjoy intelligent, well thought-out contrarianism - and this channel always manages to deliver that.
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  11. This channel really is underlining how far social mobility has declined.
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  12. The problem with the USA isn't that it's "too capitalist": it's that corporations and the state have now merged into a two-headed monster that cooperate to loot the country.
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  13. Private Equity has become a vampire bleeding the whole world white: and the main reason they have become so powerful is money-printing, very low interest rates and globalism.
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  14. An awful lot of "company culture", looks indistinguishable from ritualized humiliation to me.
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  15. This is why there is a huge push to legalize self deletion all across the developed world - the elites have figured out it's a cheap way to solve the pensions crisis.
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  16. Donate generously to the Biden regime - and they'll bail you out with public money.
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  17.  @FishOfTheSea  Err. . . . you do know the hedge-fund class overwhelmingly support the Dems don't you? And you do know the reason they've been able to do this is because the government did QE and zero-interest rates for 15 years, right?
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  18. Sooner or later, society is going to have to have a "Come to Jesus" meeting with the tech companies - because these psychopaths are gradually eating civilisation.
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  19. The plan is for all housing to be owned by Blackrock, Goldman Sachs other such organizations, and the rest of us will spend our whole lives renting so the billionaires can be trillionaires. "You will own nothing".
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  20. The social control aspect of this doesn't seem to be getting enough discussion. We just found out from the Twitter files that tech companies and the government were colluding on a massive scale to silence dissent and keep their scandals secret - imagine if they could also shut down your car, eject you from your home, terminate your banking, end your internet access etc: if you say the "wrong" thing.
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  21. @ "I repeat whatever the TV tells me to say"
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  22. @ I just found the one guy who still trusts CNN. Remember to wear at least 3 face masks and get your 89th booster jab at the "I support the current thing" demo today. 🙄
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  23. @ Found the one guy who still trusts CNN. . . . . . . .
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  24.  @no1factsspeaker321  Since you are 100% dependent on CNN for what to think and I'm. . . . . not - I'll defer to you on what they do and don't cover.
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  25. Welcome to the great reset - you will own nothing, and they'll be happy.
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  26.  @Betweoxwitegan  "people don't want robots caring for them" I get that completely - but I'd prefer a robot caring for me, than a human neglecting and mistreating me. It would be lovely if everyone could be looked after attentively by people who loved them: but realistically, that's not going to happen.
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  27. What inspires men to work is the prospect of a home, a wife, a family, and being respected as part of a community. They've taken all of those things away, but still expect men to put in 16 hour days for nothing.
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  28. AirBnB seems like the classic example of the 21st century phenomenon of re-branding a major downgrade in quality of life - as an expression of artsy, hipster millennial bohemianism.
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  29. Why do you think the elites are pushing to normalize euthanasia? All in the name of "compassion" of course. . . . . . .
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  30. OK - out of interest what do you see as major game-changing technologies that are likely to come along in the foreseeable future? Say the next 30 years.
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