One world currency

[wiseones2cents]

Some day 2 cents worth of shit in a sock will come to realize there is no free lunch, and give up this fantasy of endless free money and stop making moronic threads about it.

No free lunch? Did you know that apple trees and pear trees and cherry trees used to grow wild all over the place, that is until someone started hoarding them and charging people to eat from them?

My fantasy is VERY realistic. But the rich that profit from this system of things will try to discredit the notion of limitless prosperity.

 

[wiseones2cents]

As for your other question... the US was first recognized as a country in 1777.

If you look at the history of mankind and human nature? Man has tried to dominate each other for millenniums. Eventually a "King of Kings" emerged to stop the warring. It needed aggression to take over and thus needed aggression to maintain it.

The Babylonians tried, the Macedonians, The Romans, ect...

What I propose is not that I unite the nation by force, but that they join willingly. Therefore aggression will not be needed to maintain the Empire/Kingdom(so to speak).

 

[Rune]

What I suggest is that next time, you drink the red bottle

 

[wiseones2cents]

What makes you say that?

Well? I'm waiting. This nut will dance circles around you with logic.

 

[Rune]

Well? I'm waiting. This nut will dance circles around you with logic.

 

[Granule]

If the entire globe had a one world currency made interest free? Would the world be a better place to live? No more charity would be needed. No more taxes. NO more poverty. No more slavery and exploitation of the poor( A trait of capitalism).

Golly, wiseone, do you think everyone would get three square meals a day?

 

[wiseones2cents]

How old are you?lol

 

[cancel2 2022]

Well? I'm waiting. This nut will dance circles around you with logic.

Proof positive that the US doesn't have a monopoly on nutters.

 

[Billy the Great Khan]

There were once villages, then cities, then city states, then states, then united states forming nations... whats next?

That's why there are more nations today than 100 years ago. Clearly a growing trend.

 

[Jarod]

and every single one of these 'congomeration of nations', or as they used to be called....empires, failed for any number of reasons. including the EU. it's already starting to break up based upon it's fiscal policy.

This!

 

[wiseones2cents]

This!

The EU is failing for the same reason America is. Outsourcing. The French had their version of wal-mart. France's Carrefour. There is also Britain's Tesco and Germany's Metro.....

 

[SmarterthanYou]

The EU is failing for the same reason America is. Outsourcing. The French had their version of wal-mart. France's Carrefour. There is also Britain's Tesco and Germany's Metro.....

this is sort of correct, but taken out of context. outsourcing is nothing more than capitalism in a global market at the benefit of lawmakers, leaders, and the wealthy in cooperation and corruption. it should be up to we the people to fix that, but most of us are too caught up in fear of what the other side will do in power that we let it slide and make excuses.

 

[wiseones2cents]

this is sort of correct, but taken out of context. outsourcing is nothing more than capitalism in a global market at the benefit of lawmakers, leaders, and the wealthy in cooperation and corruption. it should be up to we the people to fix that, but most of us are too caught up in fear of what the other side will do in power that we let it slide and make excuses.

Actually when Americans first started losing their jobs to outsourcing They tried the "buy American" campaign but the people chose to follow self interest and chose to buy the cheap imports. It's hard to buy American when it is much more expensive(tough better quality) and you are having a hard time making ends meet. But what happens is that many consumed themselves out of American jobs. Therefore they benefitted in the short term and payed in the long run and are still paying for it.