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**Ka$h Killa** lop guest User ID: 110725 08-01-2012 03:05 AM

czygyny Wrote:

Ka$hKilla Wrote:
Yeah i said that, but dont think i meant it. You know i always wanted to start this moneyless collective village, and there would have to be alot of farming there. And i probably would build it in an extremely rural area, mostly to avoid any trouble

Young man, if such a system worked then all those communes in the 60s and 70s would still be around and the USSR would still be a unified nation.

It is not in our nature to work altruistically for the good of all, we need perceived personal achievement and accountability. Money allows a level playing field of labor vs reward ratio. The trouble is not all people are savvy at making and keeping money and there are all too many people who are not only good at it but lack scruples that would keep them from stealing it from those who lack the ability.

The cycle of the rich become richer and the poor become poorer is in essence because of this dishonesty and greed. A cashless society will not prevent this, the crafty will always find a way to subject the less ambitious.

I give you points for youthful vision and desire but no credit at all for your lack of knowledge of human nature and economics.

Maybe i can figure out how to get rid of enough of the work where nobody will care anymore

**cookies**

Ka$hKilla Wrote:

Maybe i can figure out how to get rid of enough of the work where nobody will care anymore

there in lies your problem me thinks. you're not willing to work you ass off to get what you want.

maybe this will make more sense to you...

"f*ck the world, don't ask me for shit
And everything you get ya gotta work hard fot it"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzT9vOHuZm0

good day.

**Jenny Talwarts**

Ka$hKilla Wrote:

czygyny Wrote:
Ka$hKilla Wrote:
Yeah i said that, but dont think i meant it. You know i always wanted to start this moneyless collective village, and there would have to be alot of farming there. And i probably would build it in an extremely rural area, mostly to avoid any trouble

Young man, if such a system worked then all those communes in the 60s and 70s would still be around and the USSR would still be a unified nation.

It is not in our nature to work altruistically for the good of all, we need perceived personal achievement and accountability. Money allows a level playing field of labor vs reward ratio. The trouble is not all people are savvy at making and keeping money and there are all too many people who are not only good at it but lack scruples that would keep them from stealing it from those who lack the ability.

The cycle of the rich become richer and the poor become poorer is in essence because of this dishonesty and greed. A cashless society will not prevent this, the crafty will always find a way to subject the less ambitious.

I give you points for youthful vision and desire but no credit at all for your lack of knowledge of human nature and economics.

Maybe i can figure out how to get rid of enough of the work where nobody will care anymore

You could become a homeless bum, and just eat out of garbage cans. That wouldnt require any work or money.

Pi Infinity User ID: 3.14159265 08-01-2012 04:03 AM

The entitlement and laziness is strong in this one!

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 42015 08-01-2012 04:19 AM

Wildlife Camera Captures Politician Having Sex in Woods
http://fox4kc.com/2012/06/18/wildlife-ca...-in-woods/

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 93919 08-01-2012 05:57 AM

Pi Wrote:

Does anybody here know if trail cams immediately send a picture to the land owners computer or phone right after you walk by or does the property owner have to go to the camera to see the pictures?

And what is the safe distance? How close do you have to get before it takes your picture?

If I ever catch you on my property damaging my tree stand, you will get an ass full of rock-salt. Lmao