The benifit of USURY is the same beifit a theif gets when they steal somthing that they did not earn or inhearit. Usury is theft that becomes genocide.
@olrailbird very true! although let me ask you, why is someone moving into a house when they cannot afford it? why are sons and daughters going to live away from their parents when they cannot own a home? Before, the kids stayed with the parents until a home could be bought, often times taking until their 30s to be able to. To take it further, while working the grandparents would take care of the children if there was any. So who is at fault? the greedy person or the person loaning money?
Jct: "What do you think of interest?" one man asked, the other responded: "And what do you think of murder." Reasonable interest on cows and grain may be payable but interest on money or gold creates a mort-gage death-gamble musical chairs game where there is never enough principal borrowed for all to repay both principal and interest. P/(P+I) survive, I/(P+I) get knocked into foreclosure resulting in the same money chasing less goods, Shift B inflation, untaught in Economics.
The benifit of USURY is the same beifit a theif gets when they steal somthing that they did not earn or inhearit. Usury is theft that becomes genocide.
TheTime4solutions 4 months ago
Usury kills.
Why do we pay for three houses but live in one (temporarily, until evicted?)
Why no limits on interest anymore?
If the rich may "invest" their "spare" money at interest while the rest must pay said interest, how can the rest ever get ahead?
Interest acts to maintain the status quo -- war, hunger and tax enslavement.
Eventually, usury consumes so much production the peasants revolt.
When reactors cost double due to usury, safety is strictly budgeted.
olrailbird 11 months ago
@olrailbird very true! although let me ask you, why is someone moving into a house when they cannot afford it? why are sons and daughters going to live away from their parents when they cannot own a home? Before, the kids stayed with the parents until a home could be bought, often times taking until their 30s to be able to. To take it further, while working the grandparents would take care of the children if there was any. So who is at fault? the greedy person or the person loaning money?
bluefootedpig 11 months ago
Jct: "What do you think of interest?" one man asked, the other responded: "And what do you think of murder." Reasonable interest on cows and grain may be payable but interest on money or gold creates a mort-gage death-gamble musical chairs game where there is never enough principal borrowed for all to repay both principal and interest. P/(P+I) survive, I/(P+I) get knocked into foreclosure resulting in the same money chasing less goods, Shift B inflation, untaught in Economics.
kingofthepaupers 2 years ago