Or Estonia or South Korea, all successful market reformers. And Britain of course has way more potential than any of them do so just imagine if they were to deregulate and allow it to take fruition.
I love the depressive subconscious symbolism, imagery and sort of self-theorising that the presenter does to make himself seem somewhat more intellectual and somehow some kind of economic genius. Then he goes about, and makes generous assumptions ("government spending must be cut in half") without understanding anything.
Anybody wanting to start their own business should work around the streets anywhere in SE Asia and see how they do it. I have lived in Taiwan on and off for eight years and it blows me away the amount good ideas these people come up with. Like a man and his family will sell spaghetti on the street one year later he has a small restaurant. No license needed, competition is encouraged here.
@necudaspavam it's a logical and reasoned argument, an economic approach to try to get britain booming again. what would you do if not support business?
@scottishlad1987 Not at all. I was working for years in a good job for a large multinational company and have recently set up a business. I can't say I'm delighted to pay my taxes, but I understand and agree that is absolutely necessary to have a civil society.
@necudaspavam you obviously don't have a business if you think that taxing profit is a good idea. it's been proven time and time again that government intervention is bad for business.
@DreamerDigital after 10+ years of your research have you ever come across a bank called RBS? Is that a private enterprise? In the program the experts say that a private enterprise if it is not viable does not survive.
@DreamerDigital A disaster, perhaps, but its affects would be, relatively speaking, short term. By not allowing the bubble to fully burst - boom and bust is inherent in a free market economy - we are ensuring a far worse disaster for all, as we pump billions and billions of liquid into what are essentially failed businesses.
They go bust when people don't have as much money as they had to spend..and higher the taxation the less money they have. As an (alleged) business owner I'm sure you understand that when people don't have the money..they don't come to you to spend it.
And to bail out the banks they spent billions...trivial when compared to public debt. Taxation (in this country anyway) was invented to fund a war against the French...when the government had no money..is this not what's going on??
@m049980 All governments use language to suit their own needs, for example, during the first gulf war a couple of schools were accidentally bombed but never did they tell you that during that war 50,000 babies under the age of 5 were slaughtered. The use of the word baby has a stronger impact on our neurology just like when they say we're going to spend X amount of government money.... NO it's not government money it's ours. As a linguists I can confidently say, They're all full of shit.
Ugh so much beureaucratic bullshit...it really has to go.
This isn't the way Britain became great...
Spjungen 1 month ago
Nice Chopin music there.
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Spjungen 1 month ago
Sure, lets all revert back to a Dickens like London, it will be fun!!!!! What a bunch of bull.
johneamer 4 months ago
@johneamer Naaah.
More like hong kong ^^
Or Estonia or South Korea, all successful market reformers. And Britain of course has way more potential than any of them do so just imagine if they were to deregulate and allow it to take fruition.
Spjungen 1 month ago
@johneamer It'll be a London where people have JOBS. Think about that.
Spjungen 1 month ago
I love the depressive subconscious symbolism, imagery and sort of self-theorising that the presenter does to make himself seem somewhat more intellectual and somehow some kind of economic genius. Then he goes about, and makes generous assumptions ("government spending must be cut in half") without understanding anything.
Vahtacen 8 months ago
I thought Adam Smith was British.
stephentsang2000 9 months ago
Do people understand that the bank of England is a private bank?
nickfl1980 11 months ago
Anybody wanting to start their own business should work around the streets anywhere in SE Asia and see how they do it. I have lived in Taiwan on and off for eight years and it blows me away the amount good ideas these people come up with. Like a man and his family will sell spaghetti on the street one year later he has a small restaurant. No license needed, competition is encouraged here.
cornwallgeezer 1 year ago
NOT ALL PRIVATE COMPANIES GO BUST! HAVE YOU EVER HEARD OF RBS OR NOTHERN ROCK? This program is a Tory propaganda.
necudaspavam 1 year ago
@necudaspavam it's a logical and reasoned argument, an economic approach to try to get britain booming again. what would you do if not support business?
scottishlad1987 1 year ago
@scottishlad1987 Not at all. I was working for years in a good job for a large multinational company and have recently set up a business. I can't say I'm delighted to pay my taxes, but I understand and agree that is absolutely necessary to have a civil society.
necudaspavam 1 year ago
@necudaspavam you obviously don't have a business if you think that taxing profit is a good idea. it's been proven time and time again that government intervention is bad for business.
scottishlad1987 1 year ago
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DreamerDigital 1 year ago
@DreamerDigital after 10+ years of your research have you ever come across a bank called RBS? Is that a private enterprise? In the program the experts say that a private enterprise if it is not viable does not survive.
necudaspavam 1 year ago
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DreamerDigital 1 year ago
@DreamerDigital A disaster, perhaps, but its affects would be, relatively speaking, short term. By not allowing the bubble to fully burst - boom and bust is inherent in a free market economy - we are ensuring a far worse disaster for all, as we pump billions and billions of liquid into what are essentially failed businesses.
molyneux1000 1 year ago
@necudaspavam
They go bust when people don't have as much money as they had to spend..and higher the taxation the less money they have. As an (alleged) business owner I'm sure you understand that when people don't have the money..they don't come to you to spend it.
And to bail out the banks they spent billions...trivial when compared to public debt. Taxation (in this country anyway) was invented to fund a war against the French...when the government had no money..is this not what's going on??
m049980 1 year ago
@m049980 All governments use language to suit their own needs, for example, during the first gulf war a couple of schools were accidentally bombed but never did they tell you that during that war 50,000 babies under the age of 5 were slaughtered. The use of the word baby has a stronger impact on our neurology just like when they say we're going to spend X amount of government money.... NO it's not government money it's ours. As a linguists I can confidently say, They're all full of shit.
frostyuk2007 1 year ago