1989/90 hatte sich jeder gewundert, daß sogar Taxifahrten und Blumen subventioniert waren. 🤦♂️ Zum Thema "Subventionen" empfehle ich noch die Interviews mit Gerhard Schürer auf RUclips.
5:30 Thats really true and very important if you want to understand the idea of communism. The workers of the 19th century and the early 20th century really had good reasons to become communists. They really experienced the hardships of a brutalised and expoiting early capitalism. And nobody would have believed in those times that this brutality would change and even workers could participate in the gains of a capitalistic society. In the 19th century, communism really was the only solution for the huge social problems of that era.
Socialism still is the only solution for our problems. The privatization of the world is accelerating at a lethal pace. The more private property that exists, the higher the cost of living and doing business and the more money needs to be printed to keep incomes and spending flows moving. It's not rocket science, yet precisely for this reason, our political, economic, cultural, and educational institutions treat it as if it were. The net result is that out of 8+ billion people on planet earth, only a tiny fraction understand political economy.
interessant auch angesichts der heutigen Umverteilung
1989/90 hatte sich jeder gewundert, daß sogar Taxifahrten und Blumen subventioniert waren. 🤦♂️
Zum Thema "Subventionen" empfehle ich noch die Interviews mit Gerhard Schürer auf RUclips.
5:30 Thats really true and very important if you want to understand the idea of communism. The workers of the 19th century and the early 20th century really had good reasons to become communists. They really experienced the hardships of a brutalised and expoiting early capitalism. And nobody would have believed in those times that this brutality would change and even workers could participate in the gains of a capitalistic society. In the 19th century, communism really was the only solution for the huge social problems of that era.
Socialism still is the only solution for our problems. The privatization of the world is accelerating at a lethal pace. The more private property that exists, the higher the cost of living and doing business and the more money needs to be printed to keep incomes and spending flows moving. It's not rocket science, yet precisely for this reason, our political, economic, cultural, and educational institutions treat it as if it were. The net result is that out of 8+ billion people on planet earth, only a tiny fraction understand political economy.