rachel — Yesterday at 7:58 AM
This is a follow up from the above video, again, an interesting section about history of common law and statute law.
https://youtu.be/5gfbfrPoseo
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Community Assembly of the British Isles
Council Tax & The Judicial Review Update- With Marc Horn
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Greg Shantz — Yesterday at 11:09 AM
Who can release the Kraken (typo)? @Fakeologistv8 @wild3
wild3 — Yesterday at 11:16 AM
Ab did it
misom — Yesterday at 2:55 PM
@Fakeologistv8 chime in for small talk Ab!
Fakeologistv8 — Yesterday at 3:00 PM
doing a show now!
shortfake.com/stream1
your timing is impeccable
misom — Yesterday at 3:00 PM
ok maybe later yes will try catching that see u
misom — Yesterday at 3:20 PM
listening to the show through discord thanks to @Greg Shantz
Greg Shantz — Yesterday at 3:21 PM
Tim won’t like it.
misom — Yesterday at 3:21 PM
Why that?
Greg Shantz — Yesterday at 3:23 PM
He can’t render the audio when we are still in the livestream and he will also most likely cut it out before it is published.
wild3 — Yesterday at 4:11 PM
You’re always allowed to listen to discord.
misom — Yesterday at 4:12 PM
hi man!
wild3 — Yesterday at 4:12 PM
Good day, m’lady
Nice to see you ‘round these parts, @misom
misom — Yesterday at 4:14 PM
got time to chime in after the show?
wild3 — Yesterday at 4:14 PM
Prob not today
misom — Yesterday at 4:15 PM
hope soon ?
wild3 — Yesterday at 4:15 PM
Fakeologistv8 — Yesterday at 5:48 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1u_SkFiblA&ab_channel=MarkusAllen
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Markus Allen
Let’s talk about the homeless problem – again! (May 18, 2025)
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Greg Shantz — Yesterday at 6:46 PM
@farcevalue
farcevalue — 6:02 AM
I would have had to bite my tongue (probably clean in half) to keep from interrupting this guy 100 times in the first five minutes to correct his wack job ideas about economic theory, money, etc. Talk about begging the question. This talk is chock full of his biases assumed as true and correct while having literally no basis in reality. Well, at least students in the UK don’t really “pay” for this type of schoolin’. We can see why Marxists only have a safe haven in academia.
rachel — 6:13 AM
There is a difference between what family stores do and what the Marxist define as Capitalism I think. It the ploughing in of profits to grow and continue to grow, including by either takeover ot merger. And that the corporate entity is freed from its founders, and thus death.
The company of a sole trader dies with the man. I used to find the Marxist view interesting, because it does tend to describe where we are.
It always confued my why left wing accademics seemed to be blind to the Liberalism in Neoliberalism.
rachel — 6:28 AM
https://fakeologistforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=14840&sid=b177207225f80c31dd97c390b568e181#p14840
farcevalue — 7:59 AM
There are so many contributing factors that he ignores. He only mentions dollars decoupled from gold in the 70s, but like I mentioned in the chat, that goes back to the 1860s. Labor theory of values has been debunked so thoroughly over the years. It’s so easy to see. The technocrats are worse in this regard, as they base values on caloric output, so by that standard, a fruit pickerc would have much higher value than an architect or engineer. And then the question arises, who sets the value of labor? Values can only be set by the market. A canoe will have much lower value in the desert than it will in a lakeside town. Extrapolate that example to the trillions and then we understand how no one person or entity can set prices. Pride calculation is not even considered by the Marxists. Capital is simple, it’s just what can be set aside for later use after subsistence is achieved. There’s little opportunity for progress of one’s time is totally consumed by survival needs. If enough food or whatever can be set aside (capital) to allow time tov fashion tools, or build a mill or any other labor saving device then there is opportunity for progress. To say that capital is responsible for extreme wealth inequality, while ignoring the central bank, government regulations, compulsory education and the total lack of anything even approaching a free market is hopelessly naive.
