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【The "poor" disease! 】
【The "poor" disease! 】- Writing date: July 26, 2018 There are many diseases in the world, most of which can be cured medically, but there is one disease that few people pay attention to and care about. They may not even know that it is a disease, which is "poverty's disease"! "Poverty" is a disease because it can cause many side effects and pains. Some people have lost their families and lives because of it! So it is a serious disease that cannot be ignored! The "poverty disease" in the past was caused by insufficient production, which caused many people to starve.
【The "poor" disease! 】- Writing date: July 26,2018
There are many diseases in the world, most of which can be cured medically, but there is one disease that few people pay attention to and care about. They may not even know that it is a disease, which is the "disease of poverty"!
"Poverty" is a disease because it can cause many side effects and pains. Some people have lost their families and lives because of it! So it is a serious disease that cannot be ignored!
The "disease of poverty" in the past was a "disease of poverty" that caused many people to starve due to insufficient production. The current "disease of poverty" is uneven distribution of wealth, and many workers do not know how to take the "medicine of capitalism."
Uneven distribution is a normal state in capitalism. The degree is different in each country, but they all have the same problems. Many people suffer from "poverty" diseases. So, if you don’t want to get this disease, you have to take medicine. What is the medicine for "poverty's disease"! It’s “investing” – participating in capitalist wealth distribution! It’s “correct investment” – participating in capitalist wealth distribution! [Speculation is not a medicine, it is a poison! So you need to be able to distinguish between "medicine" and "poison"]
When the world is full of workers and there are no capitalists, it is equivalent to "socialism" where all output is distributed by all workers.
When the whole world is full of capitalists and there are no workers, there will be no output, let alone distribution. This is impossible now. In the future, when all workers are replaced by robots, everyone in the human race may become a capitalist and be able to distribute part of the output income.
Therefore, workers and capitalists must coexist, and workers must learn to be capitalists. Therefore, in the world of Datong, everyone is a worker and everyone is a capitalist. Labor receives financial returns based on its efforts. The funds can be used for spending or investment to increase the proportion of capital investment and participate in the distribution of the spillover rewards of capitalism.
The current disease of poverty comes from "unemployment" and failure to take the "medicine for the disease of poverty" - investment. Poverty caused by "unemployment" means not taking medicine as soon as you start working, and becoming poor immediately as soon as you lose your job. There are also those who never take medicine (many people don’t know that this disease exists or that there is such medicine). Although they keep working, when they get old and their bodies can no longer work, they immediately fall ill.
Everyone knows how to take medicine when they are sick, but they are totally unaware of the lifelong need to take medicine to avoid poverty, which is the most harmful disease in the world today.
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