Economics Professor Richard Wolff..
U may agree or disagree.
U may agree or disagree.
Richard Wolff- The Costs of Capitalism's Crisis: Who Will Pay?
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NZA
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upping this.
i am watching now, i'll probably post my thoughts when this video is over
i am watching now, i'll probably post my thoughts when this video is over
I'ma prolly watch this in the morning, usually like hearing from the breh R Wolff.
Oh ok....I thought I might of been the only one who has heard of him on the coli.
NZA
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normal communist stuff. i agreed with it in general. not sure how realistic worker owned companies are as a real solution for most industries, but after about an hour or more into it, my attention was a bit distracted so maybe he explained that
Nah I caught him on Democracy Now and al Jazeera a few times. He's a total socialist, I like a lot of his ideas.
The co-op model has worked in a lot of different industries, even prostitution if you can believe it. The problem is finding the right people for it, it might not be easy to find that many cooperative workers in an individualist society.
He is associating the bank bailouts and corporate privilege with capitalism
EDIT: He is right though, regulations are dumb and do nothing
EDIT: He is right though, regulations are dumb and do nothing
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He is associating the bank bailouts and corporate privilege with capitalism
EDIT: He is right though, regulations are dumb and do nothing
Are you disagreeing with your own argument?
No I'm disagreeing with his labeling of capitalism in those two regards, and agreeing with his assessment of regulations and their worthlessness.
But for the fukkery, we can say i am
I'm sure some one is more than willing to run with it.
Banks and Corporate Privileges go hand in hand in Capitalism.
Black smoke and cac jokes
Your daps are mine
He's getting sociocultural and economic factors mixed up but other than that, pretty good analysis of the American economy.
Poster of the Year....you should have a better response than that.
No point, if you truly believe corporatism and capitalism to be one and the same, then there is nothing to discuss.