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We owe a lot to money for the successes of our system, but we can blame it for corruption, greed, discrimination, crime and countless other things. So is it outdated? Is there a better option? I have been looking into www.thevenusproject.com, which offers very feasible alternatives. I believe it would work. I implore everyone interested in a change to look into it. Asked by William H - Sat Nov 22 23:29:14 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments A. I think you're right. Money is the root of all evil being a device that manipulates and runs and ruins people's lives. 'Getting rid of it and just sharing what you produce would get rid of most if not all crime and we can live in peace for a change. Answered by Obama nation - Sat Nov 22 23:37:26 2008 Is our Monetary System effectively making us wage slaves? Q. Does money effectively render us slaves to it as bills to pay mortgage etc etc and is there an alternative to being a wage slave. I am all for hard work but maybe a barter system or go back to silver and gold precious metals to prevent government just printing money and devaluing every ones saving. P.S i do hold gold and silver and try to convert my money for physical goods such as land but just wondering if anyone thinks we could have an alternate system and what that would be like. Positive and negative comments always welcome Old Cynic's always have me in stitches. Just to clarify i meant by gold and silver a system were the money itself is of value as at present it has no real value it is just a means of exchange. Money does not… [cont.] Asked by bbdavey - Fri Mar 19 10:31:49 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments A. Yes it does and very willing ones at that, it appears. I have been around for a very long time and have watched the wages being eroded year on year in real terms. I could see through some of the ploys used by the powers that be, to enslave. There was a time when one wage was enough to support a family, but they hijacked the Feminist movement, putting ideas into peoples heads, and all of a sudden two wages in the same household were not enough. There was a time when Sunday was a day of rest, but now it is just another day. Workers have to sign away their rights in order to get a job "We cannot be bound by the 48 hour EU directive, because British workers like to work long hours" I remember a lady representing the employers, say on TV. The… [cont.] Answered by Oldman - Fri Mar 19 11:50:50 2010 Do you agree with these bnp policies?
Q. CRIME: A crack-down on crime with more Bobbies on the Beat . Tougher treatment of criminals, including the return of the death penalty for child killers and terrorists. Zero tolerance for drug-dealers and violent thugs. immigration: An end to immigration and the scandal of bogus asylum seekers flooding Britain. Use the billions now wasted in foreign aid to fund generous Homeward Bound schemes to encourage immigrants to return to their land of ethnic origin. INDUSTRY: British ownership and control of British industry and resources, including the mass media. Protection of British jobs and industry by selective exclusion of foreign manufactured goods from the British market. HEALTH: We will use the vast sums of money now wasted on funding… [cont.] Asked by Hello Im Johnny Cash . - Sat Jan 5 13:53:27 2008 - - 16 Answers - 1 Comments A. Nice cut and paste, Roy. You couldn't put all that together yourself. The Fuhrer at BNP House has done you proud with this one - hang on ... you told us a few days ago that you were finished with the BNP, and were going to stand as an "Independent Racist" or some such. Never mind, now that we know that you tell lies, we can bear that in mind as we view your party's "promises" (made secure in the knowledge that they will never be called upon to impliment them). CRIME: It's been proven that the "bobby on the beat" gives the impression of safety, but having no effect on crime rates. Neither does tougher sentencing. I can't help thinking that giving a BNP led police greater powers will allow them to 'deal with' their political opponents. More… [cont.] Answered by Mr Sceptic - Sat Jan 5 15:20:15 2008 From Yahoo Answer Search: "Alternative Monetary Systems"
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