If you don’t take chances
You may regret realising later
That not taking risks
Was the real flaw in your plan of advancement
And the only thing in the way of your success
Was that you never took the necessary actions
And steps needed to turn your dreams to reality
You will be forced to face the undeniable truth
That perhaps you just didn’t want it enough
That you preferred the idea of success
As a dream and not your reality
That you didn’t do what was necessary
By all and any means
When a civilisation allows government to regulate business
And promotes social-labour movements through unions
It’s inevitable that the result will be a destruction of free enterprise
And continuous manipulation of wages and prices
And as management and workers go head-to-head
With little thought given to the true cause of their problem
Inflation…
Caused by the very providers of ‘capital’
Who force management to raise prices when they raise the cost of said ‘capital’
Which leads workers to demand higher wages
Creating a never-ending battle between workers and their managers
All the while the real receivers of profits
Never for a day have to perform laborious or repetitive managerial tasks
As long as they keep providing ‘capital’ at no cost whatsoever
Since they extend nothing but book credit in the form of fiat money which the masses then expect to propel economies
But actually ends up bringing industries, workers and managers into indebtedness to the ‘capital’ providers
Debts that can never be settled
Such is the world we live in
Where much of the wealth is created from nothing
All because we all want a piece of something
Such are the values we subscribe to
Such is the money we believe in
Such is the foundation upon which we’ve built our perceived prosperity
Now imagine if management could create real capital
Through legitimate supply which fulfils beneficial demand
Wouldn’t that grow industry and subsequently genuine capital?
Wouldn’t workers be appeased by the constant prices of products?
Wouldn’t that eliminate the need for interventions that focus on the problems and not the causes?
Wouldn’t that be a win-win for industry, workers and managers?
Wouldn’t that end the reign of those who benefit most for creating only the illusion of value?
Wouldn’t that end the era of corrupt capital?
who designs the system, content & components of the curriculum in education
who inculcates the pupils
who controls the press if it doesn’t echo the voice of the people
who administers laws with contradictions of interpretations
who enmeshes the populace in webs of legislation by arbitrary governments
who advocates for a nation’s friends or foes
who presents options for choice of the will
who dictates the electoral code of conduct
who propounds the idea of liberty and equality
who organises the archives of history
who issues licenses to the freedom seekers
who brandishes weapons of terror against natural intelligence & intuition
who bestows fortune and favour
who decides the fate of the slayed & spared
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