Conspiracy theories: Casino turnover! (Page 3)

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Bone wrote on 02/05/2019 9:40 PM
Is there any semi-reputable source for the claim of this amount?

I can't find any Rothschild company that even begins to turn over such sums.

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Random wrote on 05/02/2019 at 21:39
Oh bones, after the thread is soon closed anyway I have no desire to go into more detail.

In the only where I agree with you is that the Rothschilds of course not alone have the power, but that many super rich divide among themselves

How was the FED founded?
How many families in Germany own ALL the media (at least 95%)?
How does our money system work?
Do we live in capitalism, yes or no?

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Ludio wrote on February 05, 2019 at 9:46 pm
https://www.vermoegenmagazin.de/vermoegen-familie-rothschild/


I hope the medium is accepted by you as a source ...

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Knochen wrote on 02/05/2019 21:46
How the FED was founded can be read very well on Wikipedia. Basically the FED is a central bank with private shareholders, the Rothschilds brought in the N**is.

The media in Germany sucks and is largely homogeneous, that's for sure. But the Rothschild family? Rather the Springer publishing house with the edition to preserve the transatlantic pact and the Bertelsman Foundation are the problem there, right? Above all, it is not forbidden for chief journalists to be in various interest groups. That always creates conflicts of interest between journalism and private or political interests. Nevertheless, most journalists in Germany are free for now. And the mainstream press still reports more neutrally than the modern right-wing press.

How our monetary system works I can explain to you, but not here and not so fast. I recommend simply "Das Kapital" as reading, there basically everything is well explained.

And yes, we even live in ultra-capitalism. Who has money, it is much easier to get even more money than someone who has no money. Companies are especially privileged. I recommend reading up on the Quandt family and how they were able to cheat several billions on taxes without any problems.

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Random wrote on 02/05/2019 10:01 pm: And capital
Communism is the other side of the coin of nationalism.
Both systems of rule to exert control over the little people.

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Random wrote on 05/02/2019 at 22:01: And capital
Communism is the other side of the coin of nationalism.
Both systems of rule to exert control over the little people.

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Bone wrote on February 05, 2019 at 10:44 pm
Obviously you haven't read the work, so I guess the recommendation wasn't that bad. Das Kapital is primarily not about communism, but capitalism. Marx explains very neutrally how capitalism works. You are probably confusing the work here with another well-known Marx work "The Manifesto of the Communist Party"

I am not a communist. But to deny Karl Marx expertise on capitalism is hare-brained. By the way, communism according to Marx is also obviously something that you have not grasped to begin with, because otherwise you would realize that in this system, all control comes from the "little people" themselves and thus no power is exercised. At least in the communist utopia according to Marx, which has never taken place, in no state, at no time

I think you mean corporatism. The problem is that corporatism and capitalism do not contradict each other at all, on the contrary, corporatism can only work in the capitalist system. I even agree with you on that point, yet we live in the capitalist system. But whether we are enslaved or not is a difficult question. On the one hand yes, on the other hand it's not as if we don't all benefit from it. Better a dog on a leash than a street dog, so to speak. Our quality of life is good. Of course, every employee first works for his company and not for himself, then everyone pays his taxes and companies and super rich people benefit from our monetary system more than others. Politicians are not the bad guys, nor are refugees, nor are AfD voters

But there are two things that really bother me at the moment.

1: This constant stepping aside. 95% of humanity is in the same boat, actually even more. The refugee from Syria who drowns in the Mediterranean Sea is so much more similar to you than the super rich who travels in a private jet. The large part of humanity is oriented to the side, to the refugees currently especially, who are actually on exactly the same level, instead of upwards. We are all in the same boat and our enemy is not the other poor, it is the super rich

2: Just accept any theory that sounds fascinating. I encounter this phenomenon far too often and I don't know what it is. Probably it is just really more exciting that way?! Not everything what some weirdo tells is equal was, not every internet page is a serious source (Wikipedia is one of the most serious sources by the way). Sure, sometimes the super world conspiracy is more interesting and above all much much easier than the truth. To understand the "truth" you not only have to have something in your head, you have to educate yourself. You have to understand how our monetary system works, how money is generated, how businesses work, how currencies work, what the laws and international laws are. You have to invest a hell of a lot of time to kind of see through it. It's easier to pick up somewhere a banking family owns all the banks and THOSE ON TOP ARE IN DEBT. The simple version is unfortunately rarely the truth in the real world.

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