Late Stage Capitalism thread
Late Stage Capitalism thread
Henry Perez
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Nicholas Foster
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Jose Barnes
Mullet wearer's are to be put down ASAP!
Gavin Garcia
Her tits are horrible
Bentley Gray
>That name
>That posture
>Those tattoos
Logan Martin
this cant be real
Ethan Hall
She has saggy-tit syndrome without the tits
Jose Jenkins
Pretty lazy but I mean it's good. I doubt many people would actually buy her services for a long time but eh....
Chase Russell
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James Ortiz
Stand ins for line have been around for atleast 5 years.
Brayden Ortiz
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Oliver Ward
But those nips
Colton Lewis
But what about her hips?
Benjamin Butler
Nice try, Steve jobs died in 2011
Adam Cox
Does that mean she'll play with my diglet for 20 an hour?
Luis Ramirez
what the fuck are these people waiting for that takes more than an hour and is necessary to pay someone to wait
>plis hurry up I'm almost to the front of the line
>oh fuck get here they're waiting for you
>oops you were too late back of the line lol
Grayson Wood
What tits?
Jeremiah Hall
>David Colon
cucked
Aaron Moore
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Jacob Robinson
Concert tickets and movie screenings come to mind
Lincoln Garcia
HOLY SHIT THIS WOULD BE AN AMAZING COVER FOR AN ESCORT SERVICE
probably exactly what she is doing t.b.h
Levi Mitchell
[SHEEEIIIITS IN KLINGON]
Connor Thompson
They've been around ever since communism made families wait in line for days without knowing what single article, if any, will be available.
Joshua Walker
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Evan Powell
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Caleb Sanchez
Wow, right around where computers and automisation becomes popular, wages no longer increase with productivity. Makes you think
Nathaniel Allen
The apple pencil isn't a stylus
Sebastian Bailey
bump
Nathan Bennett
Cooper Taylor
I think anime fits right in here. What a time to be alive.
Levi Bennett
everyone has nips dude, even you. It's literally the least impressive thing about her and they're unremarkable in every respect.
Tyler Torres
>what is a middleman
Blake Walker
this just shows how efficient computers are at doing a task. Anyone looking at this most likely assumes that the amount of work put in has increased to make productivity go up, and are then confused by the lack of compensation. It is because we are working less yet producing more with computers.
Samuel Martinez
Jack Baker
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Nicholas Young
>mansplaining
Julian Thompson
Automation was responsible for that productivity growth all the way along, and the utility of computers outside of specialized applications was dubious until the 90s. Where it was really useful for business, electromechanical information processing technology had been in use since long before 1948 (punchcard sorters, copiers, translators, tabulators, automated telegraphs, etc), and electronic mainframe computers were already big business in the 50s.
In 1952, IBM released the 701 Defense Calculator, a general-purpose computer which could perform about 20,000 36-bit additions per second with a maximum ~180kb of memory, a punched card reader, a printer, and a magnetic tape drive that could hold about ~180kb on a tape. It rented for $12,000-$20,000 per month depending on duty cycle and peripherals.
For the consumer, computers might have seemed to appear at the edges of their everyday lives abruptly in the 1970s, but for serious business, scientific, engineering, and military applications, the emergency of microcomputers was just another data point on a fairly smooth progression.
Noah Clark
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Jose Thomas
Highest paid ceo's take on the most challenging operations and have to make tough decisions which don't necessarily equate to short-term profits........... or endemic cronyism?
Michael Adams
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Dylan Smith
No, that's not what's going on.
What happened was a change of emphasis in government from managing things to make business serve society, to managing things to make business provide return for investors.
It started in the 70s, but the general public didn't really notice until the 80s, when you can see all the 80s movies about yuppies and corporate raiders and "greed is good" reasoning.
Now it's just entirely out of hand, such as with Obama's massive bailouts. A huge transfer of wealth from the American people to investors who had demonstrated their incompetence. In pre-70s America, such a huge bail-out would have been done as a nationalization, with cautious re-privatization following. Now, it's a hand-out.
Jason Kelly
Anime is the artistic peak of human history.
Jacob Sullivan
Zachary Powell
Still would
Henry Martinez
late stage democracy
Thomas Richardson
>that beautiful use of capitalism
Makes everything else worth it, would take out for coffee to discuss business plans
Easton Harris
We're obviously in an economic bubble. God i cant wait for the next collapse
Noah Garcia
>there is a negative reaction to pokemon go.
Welcome to the very second anyone, anywhere, downloaded the program and tried it.
Ryder Kelly
You havent seen many tits have you...
Jace Hughes
Both smart and CUTE
Liam Sanders
>beautiful use of capitalism
A gig-economy scrounger trying to make an intermittent $20/hour impresses you with her enterprise?
Jack Rogers
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Bentley Nelson
wew i'd tap the for $20 an hour. its a steal at that rate
Camden Jackson
Wood berry/10
Easton Smith
it's because her shoulders are so rounded. they'd be more pert if she had decent posture
Grayson Jackson
Cute face but that nasty looking body ruins it tho
Liam Rodriguez
Joseph Phillips
Youll never know until you pay the 20$
Connor Hernandez
Uh, RACIST AND SEXIST much?
Jacob Garcia
I got to level 24 in less than 10 hours using a bot for free. What the fuck does she think she can do to top that.
Bentley Gray
What did s/he mean by this?
Andrew Ramirez
>C&H
How can one comic be so fucking based?
Nolan Roberts
you can actually see where women began saturating the workforce. Fascinating. Oh and productivity went up because of computers. I guess you can't expect wages to match pace when the supply of workers doubles.
Aiden Hernandez
>pokemon go is a capitalist weapon To create violence and opression.
t. Maduro
>g1.globo.com
Kevin Mitchell
Yet most liberals turn 100k in student loans into 200k of debt.
Aiden Edwards
Lucas Jones
survival of fittest bucko. Can't have bums running industries.
Daniel Watson
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Isaiah Gonzalez
Did a "pajarico"reincarnated with Chavez's spirit whisper that into his ear?
Jaxson Myers
I think the problem most young people have is that they are expected to study the best part of their youth just to have the chance of a shitty job.
Not me though. I am quite well off. I can appreciate the problems the poor have however.
Jonathan Kelly
>late stage capitalism thread
dis my fuckin jam
Joshua Richardson
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Luis Jenkins
>1 million dollars
>turn it into multi billion dollar enterprise, employs thousands, and makes some kick ass sky scrapers
yeah, that's so easy to do
Ryder Robinson
>average overall wages
I assume that's just in America, right?
Why do none of these graphs take into consideration that companies are much more heavily globalized?
Matthew White
This made me want to die. Thanks, m8.
Caleb Sullivan
there's a reddit called latestagecapitalism, one of the few genuinely good parts of the site
Christopher James
me too
Mason Brooks
>take the bag and leave
Caleb Hall
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Wyatt Mitchell
These graphs arbitrarily pick ~1980 as the start date to meme the idea Reagan was responsible for "bad things".
Levi Martin
They could be cute. Can't really tell with that shirt.
Levi Jones
I know I'm on it right now bro. Nice id too btway
Landon Sullivan
Looks like my cousin, and is a cheap whore like my cousin, go figure. Seriously though, what does $20 buy me for an hour?
Aaron White
Well Trump is telling the truth, considering the ratio difference in both of their spending
Noah Perez
fuck, i got a pokemon she can train.
in my pants.
Jace Russell
its about the rate of profits lads
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Gabriel Perry
This isn't even a service based economy anymore, this is like, post-service entertainment economy.
Aiden Wood
This makes me so unreasonably angry, and I know it's unreasonable, but I just can't stop being so angry
Joseph Howard
>2822 points obama
>3466 points trump
Well I know who's winning.
Levi Kelly
The irony is that the top is almost entirely funded by rich donors and super pacs while the bottom is self funded/small donations
Thomas King
Complement
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Lincoln Reed
Here's an interesting thought: Even someone working for a US minimum wage earns more in a day than at least 50 people in some third world countries.
With the extreme shoving around of money and massive inequalities of capitalism right now, why not just go to Africa as someone extremely rich?
Gabriel Turner
Not only is Trump technically correct, but Obama is lying. The proposal he supports in his response is a proposal to give Congress regulatory control over all political speech except that in officially recognized media. Citizens United overturned the McCain–Feingold Act, which was in full effect from 2003 to 2010. During that same period, billionaires like George Soros had no trouble creating their own media outlets to spend unlimited amounts demonizing the opposition.
James Davis
I kinda like them.
Jayden Jones
> Insert joke about taming my Ekans or whatever
Lincoln Brown
>live in NYC
>Pokestops and Pokemon literally everywhere
>dipshit newmoney yuppies literally everywhere
>charge $20 per hour to level up a character
>can easily do this on 5 phones at the same time
>can easily find 5 dipshit newmoney yuppies to pay this rate on Crapelist
>make $100 per hour for sitting at a cafe in Times Square all day clicking buttons
Girl is a genius.
Lucas Watson
Not shilling, trolling, anything
But don't we want to hit zero-profit? Isn't that like one of the first things you learn in Econ?
Ian Walker
>golbat tattoo
cmon at least make it a crobat
Nolan Parker
Productivity is what the owner makes. Hourly compensation is what the wage slave makes. Someone should change the label.