It’s a metaphor for the film industry. The carny (Liam Neeson) is the producer and he decides he would rather give the audience crap and make more money than bother hauling the actual artist around anymore.
I meant what she's wearing, but thanks for posting the source cause that confirmed it is in fact Yohji Yamamoto. We used to cream our pants for him back in the good old days of effay.
Capitalism isn't perfect, but overall got more people out of poverty, than any social program ever, and it's not even close. Commie bread lines are the opposite of this. Even if Communism could work, it definitely won't with humans.
Stop being foolish. Inflation of prices is the direct consequence of inflating the money supply. Each new dollar makes every other dollar worth a little less.
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Dudes zipper is the length of her stomach. Speaking of capitalism there is no limit to the amount of money id pay to watch him plow her.
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They do porn I think. I don't remember the name but just post this on Cinemaphile
Gee, and who is printing all of that demand?
moron
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>printing demand
That’s not what demand is
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In order for demand to exist, people need money to buy the products.
Who is printing the money.
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>Who is printing the money.
Be careful
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Inflation does not exclusively come from printing money
If there is a rise in wages (which does not necessitate printing money) that will lead to an increase in demand which will lead to inflation
If there are supply chain bottlenecks or shortages that will also lead to inflation
Neither of these necessitate printing more money
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>If there is a rise in wages (which does not necessitate printing money) that will lead to an increase in demand which will lead to inflation
Rises in wages happen due to increases in productivity. Increased productivity means more output which means lower prices.
During the entire gilded age(no central bank) prices fell for decades.
Explain that.
>If there are supply chain bottlenecks or shortages that will also lead to inflation
Which is usually just confined to one industry and typically fixes itself within a year or few.
The overall trend for prices is still downward.
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>Rises in wages happen due to increases in productivity.
Then why are wages stagnant despite unprecedented increases in productivity?
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>During the entire gilded age(no central bank) prices fell for decades.
...And people weren't paid shit, either. And mass layoffs were the norm. In this era, wages are increasing in step with inflation, but all the cushy, pussy jobs are disappearing and NEETs and retirees have a set amount of money in the bank, which is why all the b***hing.
But I hate both millennials and boomers, so it's a great time to be alive.
I did. It wouldn't do anything you're trying to make it do.
>During the entire gilded age(no central bank) prices fell for decades.
...And people weren't paid shit, either. And mass layoffs were the norm. In this era, wages are increasing in step with inflation, but all the cushy, pussy jobs are disappearing and NEETs and retirees have a set amount of money in the bank, which is why all the b***hing.
But I hate both millennials and boomers, so it's a great time to be alive.
>...And people weren't paid shit, either.
KEK What?
This period saw the highest increases in wages and living standards in American history up to that point. >https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilded_Age >The rapid expansion of industrialization led to real wage growth of 40% from 1860 to 1890 and spread across the increasing labor force. The average annual wage per industrial worker (including men, women, and children) rose from $380 in 1880 ($11,998 in 2023 dollars[1]) to $584 in 1890 ($19,126 in 2023 dollars[1]), a gain of 59%.[2] >b-but people have higher wages and living standards now
Wow really? No shit.
>Rises in wages happen due to increases in productivity.
Then why are wages stagnant despite unprecedented increases in productivity?
Because
a) Productivity is not actually increasing, it's stagnating. America has the world's reserve currency so they don't have to be productive.
b) Inflation is cancelling out any potential gains in productivity.
The only solution to this is to abolish the federal reserve and have a 100% free market.
I liked when they took his shitty, overrated movie and fixed it and called it "Saltburn" last year.
>capitalism is when inflation
lolwat
Inflation is caused by government money printing, nothing else.
In historic periods without central banks, prices constantly fell, there was deflation.
Governments today go to extreme lengths to prevent the natural deflation of capitalism.
>Inflation is caused by government money printing, nothing else.
moron.
>a dozen old people in a nursing home >have oodles of money >taken care of by a handful of nurses >another dozen old people move into the home >nurses demand a raise and get it
There's your inflation. America and most of the developed West in 2024.
>There's your inflation
That's just price increases in one single industry.
Not a general rise in the price level across all or the vast majority of industries.
>It’s a metaphor for capitalism
Specifically, it's a metaphor for Hollywood, but go ahead and apply your worthless humanities degree to it in a wider sense, poorgay.
More like a metaphor for storytelling / screenwriting or whatever.
He's a pretty good storyteller but he only does it to survive because he's moronic. But most of the people are unimpressed and show up to just look at how moronic he is.
>communism is when israelites first control your government then your economy >capitalism is when israelites first control your economy then your country
simple as
How very kafkaesque
Do you think he got fricked?
How do you think he got the role?
I mean how's he going to stop them?
he's fricked at the end
His speech is about Le communism
no it isnt
It’s a metaphor for the film industry. The carny (Liam Neeson) is the producer and he decides he would rather give the audience crap and make more money than bother hauling the actual artist around anymore.
Yeah, probably
What if capitalism is, dare I say it, based?
Is that Yohji? Either way it's based
They call her Haruka.
https://www.instagram.com/haruka.o_1126/
I meant what she's wearing, but thanks for posting the source cause that confirmed it is in fact Yohji Yamamoto. We used to cream our pants for him back in the good old days of effay.
That’s literally a man
Capitalism isn't perfect, but overall got more people out of poverty, than any social program ever, and it's not even close. Commie bread lines are the opposite of this. Even if Communism could work, it definitely won't with humans.
it's the stagnant wages, in a constantly inflating economy... called Capitalism.
>capitalism is when inflation
lolwat
Inflation is caused by government money printing, nothing else.
In historic periods without central banks, prices constantly fell, there was deflation.
Governments today go to extreme lengths to prevent the natural deflation of capitalism.
No, inflation is also caused by rise in demand
Stop being foolish. Inflation of prices is the direct consequence of inflating the money supply. Each new dollar makes every other dollar worth a little less.
Dudes zipper is the length of her stomach. Speaking of capitalism there is no limit to the amount of money id pay to watch him plow her.
They do porn I think. I don't remember the name but just post this on Cinemaphile
Gee, and who is printing all of that demand?
moron
>printing demand
That’s not what demand is
In order for demand to exist, people need money to buy the products.
Who is printing the money.
>Who is printing the money.
Be careful
Inflation does not exclusively come from printing money
If there is a rise in wages (which does not necessitate printing money) that will lead to an increase in demand which will lead to inflation
If there are supply chain bottlenecks or shortages that will also lead to inflation
Neither of these necessitate printing more money
>If there is a rise in wages (which does not necessitate printing money) that will lead to an increase in demand which will lead to inflation
Rises in wages happen due to increases in productivity. Increased productivity means more output which means lower prices.
During the entire gilded age(no central bank) prices fell for decades.
Explain that.
>If there are supply chain bottlenecks or shortages that will also lead to inflation
Which is usually just confined to one industry and typically fixes itself within a year or few.
The overall trend for prices is still downward.
>Rises in wages happen due to increases in productivity.
Then why are wages stagnant despite unprecedented increases in productivity?
>During the entire gilded age(no central bank) prices fell for decades.
...And people weren't paid shit, either. And mass layoffs were the norm. In this era, wages are increasing in step with inflation, but all the cushy, pussy jobs are disappearing and NEETs and retirees have a set amount of money in the bank, which is why all the b***hing.
But I hate both millennials and boomers, so it's a great time to be alive.
Imagine that, turns out we all need an efficient medium to exchange work for produced goods. Who'da fricking thunk it?
capitalisms problem is that money shouldn’t be interchangeable for certain classes of goods, like there should be a currency specific for buying land
that's moronic
think about it
I did. It wouldn't do anything you're trying to make it do.
>...And people weren't paid shit, either.
KEK What?
This period saw the highest increases in wages and living standards in American history up to that point.
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilded_Age
>The rapid expansion of industrialization led to real wage growth of 40% from 1860 to 1890 and spread across the increasing labor force. The average annual wage per industrial worker (including men, women, and children) rose from $380 in 1880 ($11,998 in 2023 dollars[1]) to $584 in 1890 ($19,126 in 2023 dollars[1]), a gain of 59%.[2]
>b-but people have higher wages and living standards now
Wow really? No shit.
Because
a) Productivity is not actually increasing, it's stagnating. America has the world's reserve currency so they don't have to be productive.
b) Inflation is cancelling out any potential gains in productivity.
The only solution to this is to abolish the federal reserve and have a 100% free market.
dyel
I wonder how rich bong ming ming rn
I liked when they took his shitty, overrated movie and fixed it and called it "Saltburn" last year.
>Inflation is caused by government money printing, nothing else.
moron.
>a dozen old people in a nursing home
>have oodles of money
>taken care of by a handful of nurses
>another dozen old people move into the home
>nurses demand a raise and get it
There's your inflation. America and most of the developed West in 2024.
>There's your inflation
That's just price increases in one single industry.
Not a general rise in the price level across all or the vast majority of industries.
Post the Goku nugget pasta
I wouldn't even want to live if I was a torso. I would ask to be thrown in the river. I barely want to live as-is.
This guy's media literacy is off the charts! Must be some kind of humiliation ritual.
you will consume le 3deep5u metaphors about capitalism and you will ze like them
His handler could've made bank by prostituting this guy.
>It’s a metaphor for capitalism
Specifically, it's a metaphor for Hollywood, but go ahead and apply your worthless humanities degree to it in a wider sense, poorgay.
Fame is will cost you an arm and a leg?
>finishes putting on his makeup for the set
>"get out there and break a leg kid haha"
More like a metaphor for storytelling / screenwriting or whatever.
He's a pretty good storyteller but he only does it to survive because he's moronic. But most of the people are unimpressed and show up to just look at how moronic he is.
>communism is when israelites first control your government then your economy
>capitalism is when israelites first control your economy then your country
simple as
How?
jews frick me while I sleep
What actually saved him in the end. Was it the owl?