Comments by "Taxtro" (@MrCmon113) on "Bankovnictví - Peníze a Půjčky" video.

No, the problem was that high risk investments were considered low risk. Or perhaps both.
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@Ikreisrond It's you, who doesn't understand what he's saying. You think money is both "mental", "virtual" and not "real". That's on the level of sophistication of a ten year old.
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What does that have to do with banking?
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@zaneyates5704 Nah, the worst one was about consciousness. Or rather it wasn't about consciousness.
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@mynamestumbleine Crowd funding has nothing to do with investment or sharing risks? How? It's a bunch of people investing into something together. Quite impossible not to share the risk that way.
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@bigmiki2620 What you just said is so catastrophically stupid and callous that if it were believed even in the tiniest degree, human civilization would end. Even the entire mindset that goes with it is toxic to the core.
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@bigmiki2620 "Tiniest degree" is an exaggeration, but the idea that you should make things intentionally bad so people are forced to "work hard" is a cancer on the mind. And even if you worship "hard work", you still get more of that by allowing people to lend money. An entrepreneur works more and harder than some clerk, who doesn't profit at all from working more. The reservations against money lending contributed in no small part to economic stagnation in the past. It's a childish mistake to overlook the importance of time, of getting something earlier: a mistake that was made holy law in some religions.
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@bigmiki2620 People die on streets, yet I haven't seen anyone argue for destroying all of the streets because of it.
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@bigmiki2620 "Maybe money shouldn't be lent out on a large scale at all." — you
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If "everything can happen" what exactly is your pile of gold good for? Shouldn't you stock up on seeds and guns instead?
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