So an interviewee in "Inside Job" talked about the wicked nature of the financial derivatives industry: Why a financial engineer makes money 10 times higher than a real engineer? A real engineer builds real bridges while a financial engineer builds false dreams and sells those false dreams to the people. When the dreams become nightmares, the people pay more for the damages and suffer.
A congressman scolded Treasury Secretary Paulson and others for spending trillions of dollars on Wall Street: Now you're saying, " Oh I am sorry, I don't mean it; I promise it will never happen again." This is just shameless. Let me ask you, if there's a person in my constituency robs your banks and says, "Oh I am sorry, I don't mean it, I promise it will never happen again..." Will you let it go?
Wall Street did not "unexpected" to derail, but blatantly deceived day by day. The "experts" have long known what this would mean for the average person. Of course not all Icelanders and Greeks are hydrocephalus.
It is a group of shrewd big capitalists, together with some pedants of famous schools and "credit rating agencies", who have fucked all Icelanders, men, women and children. (For a better understanding, please think of the situation in your country...)
Money doesn't make money, right? right, human nature is greedy. If 100 people let him mess up the world economy like a Wall Street executive but each person earns 50 million a year, I believe 90 will do it.
Marx saw it right, no matter in advanced or "primary" capitalism, capitalists such as financial engineers and developers are doing things for nothing-civilized or uncivilized, turning other people's money into money. Own, own extravagance and desire, others only have food and clothing, let ordinary people blame themselves and repent for their "fools" and "failures" such as "investment mistakes", "not buying a house earlier", "not being admitted to the civil service", etc. .
Marx was right that free markets do not exist at all. The market is bound to move towards monopoly and robbery, reaching the peak of Wall Street. Marx sees it right, capitalism is greedy to the point of destroying the environment of our homeland, making us eat genetically modified, and making our children's children have children without assholes--the point of no other. This is something that the petty tyrants of the slave society, the feudal society, and the fat and gold society of all dynasties have never imagined, nor have the ability to achieve.
Don't you see the Morgan Stanley in the film not only in the United States, but also in China? And Dongguan and Detroit people shi ye together?
(I still need to be entangled in whether the dividends of stocks and bonds are considered "means of production" and question the "obsolete" of Marxism? . Even the "means of subsistence" are paid in?)
So Marx saw right that what the working people of various countries have to break free is not the separate chains tied to their respective countries-nations. What binds the working people of all countries is the chains of global capitalism in general, the work of the "invisible hand".
This "invisible hand", for profit, does not hesitate to partner with any petty tyrant of contemporary slavery, feudalism, etc., and share dividends.
Therefore, if the working people of the world break away from this chain, they will gain the whole world. And this is exactly what the bourgeoisie called the bourgeoisie and the bourgeoisie who are not called the bourgeoisie all over the world fear the most but cannot express it.
So "in line with international standards".
Dongguan = Detroit.
Harvard Business School = NDRC.
Working people all over the world are hostages on this express train.
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