'Perfect storm' of tensions and uncertainty spurs record global wealth shift, report shows

The article doesn’t mention it, but it’s also difficult to bring their money with them due to strict transfer limits.

https://archive.ph/2RegJ

  • Rod_Blagojevic [none/use name]
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    4 months ago

    If we define work/labor as human effort that results in the creation of value by transforming raw materials into a commodity (or an intermediaries that later become commodities) or providing services that allow for the continuation of human society, you kinda see why the disconnect exists.

    We do.

    • Justice@lemmygrad.ml
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      4 months ago

      When I post multiple paragraphs, I'm usually writing towards an ignorant liberal who might someday somehow stumble in here perhaps looking for "shittankiessay" material

      So I write purposely basic definitions like that which force the readers to adopt my framework.

      If I don't define labor, and they have no idea that I'm working from a Marxist mindset, then the point can't really be made. If work is just "what I do to make money," well, everyone does that! Even CEOs in a way. Capitalists invest capital and think that's working. So, I gotta define what I'm talking about in hopes of grabbing just one person.

      It also forces me to recall information so I don't become Joe Biden with jello sloshing in my skull