>>509912662
>pretty sure they tried at the beginning and it didn't work
Yeah, most people are retards. And real productivity from automation and technology wasn't high enough yet.
>Why would I stop?
To show me how good capitalism is by demonstration.
>I'm too deeply entrenched in the global system.
Nice way of saying you're a deindustrialized shithole desperately reliant on imports for basically everything.
>It is what it is but it's still better than pedorussians leeching off of everybody like it was in the kacap union.
Muh Roshans.
>Instead let pedorussians stop importing counterfeit Western/chink goods via Central Asian shitholes. I'm sure you have the "technology" to replace the cheap chink xiaihui phones you use.
Sanctions are good for the real economy. They force a country to develop its own internal production.
If everyone banned exports to Russia, that would be the best possible thing for their real economy. It would remove the option of outsourcing of production.
I remind you I'm not Russian though.
>It's about as real as the house or a car I can buy for it
>and food
Every month, your money buys less than the one prior. That's the same as having rations and having them reduced every month, you stupid Poo-lack.
But because of the one thin abstraction layer / extra step involved, you simply cannot recognize it for what it is.
Hilarious.

>>509232054
>No system works, when assets can be taken by force or "Money printer".
Capitalism is a for-financial-profit-operated economy. Which is mathematically impossible without the legalised fraud of banking.

>>508910554
>real economy
Yeah. The real economy is the one of the making of real things and the doing of real things. Capitalism destroys the real economy in favour of the parasitic economy of fiction which runs on and is about creation of (mostly fictional) fiat currency and the transacting/moving around of (mostly fictional) fiat currency.
Of course, capitalism unavoidably and invariably collapses periodically, and needs a reset. The reset is performed through either hyperinflation and abandonment of the currency with a "precious metal standard" fiat currency. Which is a fiat currency pretending not to be one as a confidence scam to get the masses to buy into the new fiat currency meant to replace the old one.
Or through a massive chain of bank "failures" or "bail-ins" where the fictional cash in the banks gets cancelled as a means to reset capitalism without abandoning the currency.
Check out the money supply graph of Bangladesh.