Why Socioeconomics Is Important to Your Future....
With the recent gunning down of more innocents in the Synagogue in Pittsburgh we need to look at the climate of what is transpiring south of the border.
Trump is right in his statement that "gun control has nothing to do with the shootings".
In truth it does not. Nor has it ever really.
Since the global downturn in the US and globally central banks have used the only tool that they have available to them to offset a large collapse and downturn. Of course I am talking about money. Money printing to be exact.
All Western and Eastern countries are doing this.
They call it stimulation. I call it fraud.
I commented in one of my blogs a while ago about the neighbor who had an unlimited credit card that he could use any time he wanted without regard to ever having to pay back the amount of the loan that he was racking up.
Why is this important.
It breeds contempt and envy among the masses. They work hard. They see their standard of living being assaulted and eroded and they don't know what to do. They see the ultra rich lining up at the Fed window to get favorable loans that a monkey could make money with and they wonder why they have to deal with the middle man all the time who seems to do nothing for him other than to enslave him in poverty and debt payments. They see large corporations getting money from the Fed window too in droves to buy back stock or to buy out competition. In short they see the rich getting richer.
Eighty percent of them don't know what to do. They are told that it is necessary but deep down inside they don't believe it. They know that they are being cheated and lied to but they can't seem to do anything about it. That contempt eventually turns into anger. Then rage. Then revenge trumps all else.
This is when the average man loses it. He does what he thinks is right. He does what we have been doing to each other for a long time. He takes his anger out on the people around him. This is where the shootings come from. Part and parcel of a socioeconomic trend that was set in place decades before.
Will it change?
Sadly it will not change until people get their pride back and return to sound monetary standards that made the country great to begin with.
You see we don't realize the damage we have done over the years. This is not the result of a few years of QE. This is a result of decades of abuse of a system that could have worked well. Of bailing out the few rich people over and over again when they make mistakes in the open markets.
This builds distrust and fosters a double standard.
Both parties of people, those that are effected the most, being the ultra rich and the middle class turn against each other. The middle class and poor think the rich have too much and the rich think that they are being unfairly targeted. Neither is the case. It is simply policy or the underlying social tend that has become the norm.
You see when a person sees no hope or opportunity for him he becomes unhinged. When he sees his life attacked to help someone else it effects his mentality. In truth it is an honorable thing to help others in need but the door must swing both ways. Unfortunately it does not.
This shooting trend will continue until times turn favorable for all. When opportunity abounds for all and when there is fairness adopted by the masses once again. If you blur the line between right and wrong so badly that it cannot be seen then this is the end result.
It can be fixed but it takes a concerted effort by all to forgive and to restore. In other words sacrifices must be made. Cheers!
Trump is right in his statement that "gun control has nothing to do with the shootings".
In truth it does not. Nor has it ever really.
Since the global downturn in the US and globally central banks have used the only tool that they have available to them to offset a large collapse and downturn. Of course I am talking about money. Money printing to be exact.
All Western and Eastern countries are doing this.
They call it stimulation. I call it fraud.
I commented in one of my blogs a while ago about the neighbor who had an unlimited credit card that he could use any time he wanted without regard to ever having to pay back the amount of the loan that he was racking up.
Why is this important.
It breeds contempt and envy among the masses. They work hard. They see their standard of living being assaulted and eroded and they don't know what to do. They see the ultra rich lining up at the Fed window to get favorable loans that a monkey could make money with and they wonder why they have to deal with the middle man all the time who seems to do nothing for him other than to enslave him in poverty and debt payments. They see large corporations getting money from the Fed window too in droves to buy back stock or to buy out competition. In short they see the rich getting richer.
Eighty percent of them don't know what to do. They are told that it is necessary but deep down inside they don't believe it. They know that they are being cheated and lied to but they can't seem to do anything about it. That contempt eventually turns into anger. Then rage. Then revenge trumps all else.
This is when the average man loses it. He does what he thinks is right. He does what we have been doing to each other for a long time. He takes his anger out on the people around him. This is where the shootings come from. Part and parcel of a socioeconomic trend that was set in place decades before.
Will it change?
Sadly it will not change until people get their pride back and return to sound monetary standards that made the country great to begin with.
You see we don't realize the damage we have done over the years. This is not the result of a few years of QE. This is a result of decades of abuse of a system that could have worked well. Of bailing out the few rich people over and over again when they make mistakes in the open markets.
This builds distrust and fosters a double standard.
Both parties of people, those that are effected the most, being the ultra rich and the middle class turn against each other. The middle class and poor think the rich have too much and the rich think that they are being unfairly targeted. Neither is the case. It is simply policy or the underlying social tend that has become the norm.
You see when a person sees no hope or opportunity for him he becomes unhinged. When he sees his life attacked to help someone else it effects his mentality. In truth it is an honorable thing to help others in need but the door must swing both ways. Unfortunately it does not.
This shooting trend will continue until times turn favorable for all. When opportunity abounds for all and when there is fairness adopted by the masses once again. If you blur the line between right and wrong so badly that it cannot be seen then this is the end result.
It can be fixed but it takes a concerted effort by all to forgive and to restore. In other words sacrifices must be made. Cheers!
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