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[24/7] Earth 2.0 - Planet Terra RP
onesis:
--- Quote from: dorkdotdan on December 15, 2011, 11:45:23 PM ---It seemed that you thought that people should live as simply as possible, without (For lack of a better word) riches.
Also, that movie makes sense, but the money never really goes back into the box. Sure, you'll eventually go as high as you can, but it's the people you helped to get there that benefit the most, people who will in turn be motivated to climb the latter themselves, therefore helping everyone.
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Nevermind, I don't want you as an ally yet. You need to stop assuming what others think, you are horribly wrong. Also you have no idea what you're talking about with the movie. It's 2 and 1/2 hours you couldn't have gotten the message from skimming through it.
dorkdotdan:
--- Quote from: onesis on December 15, 2011, 11:51:35 PM ---Nevermind, I don't want you as an ally yet. You need to stop assuming what others think, you are horribly wrong. Also you have no idea what you're talking about with the movie. It's 2 and 1/2 hours you couldn't have gotten the message from skimming through it.
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Fair enough. Movie is really good BTW,
dorkdotdan:
Here is the misunderstanding;
From watching the first bit of the movie, with the man and the Monopoly game, I had gathered that you supported a system where everyone was on the same level, no wealthy, no poor, and would all work for "The greater good." I can't just agree with that idea. After reading over, there's a ton of stuff I read over.
Don't I feel like an idiot.
comr4de:
>watching zeitgeist video
>"i estimate that the resources used to fight that war (world war 2) could have taken care of the needs of everyone on earth"
Yeah, if loving Riddler wasn't trying to kill us all.
onesis:
--- Quote from: dorkdotdan on December 15, 2011, 11:59:45 PM ---Here is the misunderstanding;
From watching the first bit of the movie, with the man and the Monopoly game, I had gathered that you supported a system where everyone was on the same level, no wealthy, no poor, and would all work for "The greater good." I can't just agree with that idea. After reading over, there's a ton of stuff I read over.
Don't I feel like an idiot.
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Sorry I was a little rash, I applaud your tolerance and intelligence. Actually, in a resource-based economy, which the zeitgeist movement advocates, there would be no classes yes, but also no-one would have to work. Machines would do all the labor because no-one would need to make "money," and INNOVATION is the only work we would do, and only if an individual wanted to.