Comments by "Animal Farm" (@animalfarm7467) on "Louis Rossmann" channel.

  1. I believe you may not understand corporations and capitalism. Remember when Milton Friedman said the ONLY function of a corporation is to maximize shareholder value? Remember when John D Rockefeller ( of the families that own the US) said, "Competition is a Sin"? To put it simply, capitalism is just expanding corporations into monopolies to crush competition while extracting as much profit from the rubes as possible, and then screwing your workers six ways from Sunday. It does help if you can buy a few politicians along the way; just so you have control of the legislature. That will be the best money you ever invested as your ROI should be > 100 times. Learn from the personality of old John D; the most successful capitalist is usually a psychopath (or a high-functioning sociopath). Didn't you support Reaganomics and the transition to Neoliberal economics? Didn't you lap up the Friedman ideas of the Laffer curve or deregulation or privatization when Reagan's policies came into play? How did you feel about "Trickle Down" economics? So why are you so confused about the accelerating dysfunction you see in domestic politics, geopolitics, and the corporate sector? Maybe you should read what's in the Powell Memorandum blueprints that have been slowly implemented since Nixon? This was all predicted a long time ago (1917); and you will find it in the text, "Imperialism- The highest form of Capitalism".
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  2. "Leave it to the US justice (just-us) system"? Unless you haven't seen the newspaper, Biden just pardoned himself by pardoning his son for a 12 year period. Biden is also pardoning Fauci and other criminals before his term is up. Obama refused to prosecute war criminals from the Iraq war. Could anyone be more naive than Rossmann?
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  3. Editing books post sale? Removing inconvenient books (e.g. 1984) from a catalogue? And some authors (e.g. Dr. Udo Ulfkotte) inconveniently die before their book (1944505474) even makes it to the printer. You must admit, Amazon is a little more subtle than those jackbooted Liebestraumers in Germany goose stepping over a pile of burning books in the 1930s. Interesting how history tends to repeat; isn't it? When your intent is to rewrite history, you can't have those inconvenient facts just lying around. Anybody can just pick up a piece of original text that contradicts contemporary knowledge, and then start asking awkward questions; that could be dangerous. This is enough to make Eric Blair roll over in his grave and say, "I tried to warn you, but you just didn't listen". Now if there was only some way to permanently protect the Wayback Machine?
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