What I Learned Today

That is really embarassing. Holy shit.

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Originally Posted by Some Stupid Japanese Name

My perspective was that he was railing against those who felt that the labor force was an unlimited resource and had no worth at all. One peasant drops from exhaustion, there's another more than willing to take his place. So fuck them all.

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He presented it as those kinds of feelings were innate in leaders.

He also asserted that capitalism was dependent on the owners of capital and means coercing away the fruits of a laborer's efforts in full or in part. That wealth was built by skimming off of the income from those things produced. His writings implied that a superior system would be the laborer receiving all of the income from the things produced.

He just really seemed to undervalue or distrust leaders of any form and didn't really think what they were doing was worth any extra reword.

I could be wrong. I haven't read all of his stuff. But I've never seen anything by him that had anything positive to say about leadership. Hell, I've never seen anything by him that accounted for investing or risk, either.

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Originally Posted by GohanX

That is really embarassing. Holy shit.

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I can't even process it.

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Originally Posted by GohanX

That is really embarassing. Holy shit.

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As a christian. I threw up and I am even more embarrassed.

Mr. Tickle was there from the beginning. We know he exists because the Mr. Tickle book exists. Who else could have written it?

the ever lasting faith that grandma didn't lie to you (or knew what she was talking about).

I learned that Burger King has a secret menu item the Veggie Whopper. Also, The Wendy's Grand Slam 1 pound of meat with cheese and bacon. Oh and the Cheesy Gordita Crunch is still around.

I love when you sacks of shit post full post sized videos.

What, you on your phone?

I am. I'm now on this site pretty much exclusively on my phone.