Comments by "Animal Farm" (@animalfarm7467) on "Chomsky Now Agrees With Jimmy Dore On Biden" video.

Pompeo to Bolivia - "Keep voting until you deliver a result acceptable to Washington."
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@The Jimmy Dore Show : Always be careful investing in something that cannot be valued.
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@sixter4157 : Thanks for your effort but I have already looked at their site. It has only been around since Feb 4, 2021. The message, "Always be careful investing in something that cannot be valued." was meant for those who may have taken their comment seriously.
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It's refreshing to hear from one of the world's greatest political intellects (Jimmy) - and I don't mean Noam Chomsky. And always remember the words of the chilled CIA operative Elon Musk, "We'll coup whoever we want; deal with it".
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@johntruxal432 : Amazon is pushing Amazon stock because it needs to maintain its stock price while Bezos sells down his holdings. Can't blame him; when the Civid19 is under control many will return to the malls and there is also potential union headwinds on the horizon. Like in all these exercises, those in the know jump from the runaway car well before it goes over the cliff. The only ones still in the car as it goes over the cliff are those currently buying in to Amazon stock.
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@MaynardCrow : Except in Bolivia, you do have the opportunity to vote for a candidate that will work for the interests of the majority. In the US, you will only ever have a choice between Democrat and Republican. You will only ever see Democrats and Republicans on the debate stage, and on voting day it doesn't matter which candidate you select, Wall Street always wins.
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@timdh-2818 : There was a time (2000) when the people had an actual choice (Ralph Nader) and only 0.4% of the population voted for someone outside of the one-party (Republicrats) soft-totalitarian state that would actually work for their interests, and had a track record of fighting against corporations for the benefit of the people. If the plutocrats would have allowed Nader to govern, he would have been an effective resistance to stop the plutocrats and their corporations from subsuming the remnants of the people's government. It makes one start to believe these cretins that voted either wanted the establishment to remain in power or they were that moronic they fell for the liberal mainstream propaganda of a "wasted vote"; either way, it appears ignorant and gullible cretins always get the corporate government (or fascist plutocracy) they deserve. From now on the plutocrats will ensure the people never get that choice ever again; that was a one-time opportunity to upset the apple-cart and the imbeciles blew it.
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@aeroscience9834 Sadly, the corporate-government creates the environment that gives fiat its value, but there is no basis upon which to value something based solely being one of the few unique solutions to a complex math problem. Just because cryptos use electrons to generate a unique number, that doesn't implicitly give that number any value; especially when there are already multiple digital currencies in the market all looking for suckers. Understand the "Labor theory of Value" is irrelevant on a commodity that has no real utility; and Austrian Utility theory is also subjective and therefore meaningless in this example. When Bitcoin increases in price; it's not because it has increased in value; it's because more deluded suckers have come into the market. But that doesn't mean the price of Bitcoin won't go higher; as P. T. Barnum said, “Nothing draws a crowd quite like a crowd.” and "There's a sucker born every minute". And always remember, if you are feeling brave you can always attempt to trade a scam using "Technical Analysis", but I liken that experience to a long tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs. The more you can get these rubes to panic about uncertainty, the higher the price for Bitcoin. You don't need the Hamiltonian(+) or Euler-Lagrange(-) to work out this scam. The next time you attempt to value a "commodity" (e.g. Bitcoin), please don't use another implicitly valueless commodity (e.g. Fiat) as a frame of reference.
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@aeroscience9834 : Is English your second language? Maybe you need a lesson in comprehension.
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@aeroscience9834 : For some reason you are avoiding the debate over the value of Bitcoin. Sorry, but life is too short to acknowledge the intellectually dishonest strawmen of a cretin.
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