And yet some will still debate whether fascism is an appropriate term for what we're seeing...
In fact, some mainstream elite are still hesitant to use far right which tells you everything you need to know about why we are where we are
Money is not a means of payment. It´s the other way around. A means of payment, using the unit of account and listed on balance sheets, is money. Even a promise to pay. You are your own credit card.
Religie is ook sociaal (gezamenlijkheid, zoals kerkgang of samen mediteren), emotioneel en cultureel (rituelen, zoals het de doop). Waarbij deze rituelen niet enkel als proces worden uitgevoerd en beleefd maar ook als rite. Je bent duidelijk niet-religieus. urkermannenkoor.nl
These are no different from the familiar ´payables´ and ´receivables´ on company and personal balance sheets. Go to Research Gate to find scores of studies about credit sales. They are also covered in the Flow of Funds. Emitting a payable is a legal means of payment.
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Aurelien Mondon
THERE IS AN ACTIVE POGROM IN NORTHERN IRELAND. FASCISTS IN SKULL MASKS ARE GOING DOOR TO DOOR PULLING MIGRANTS OUT OF THEIR HOMES AND SETTING THEM ON FIRE.
My colleague @hannahalothman.bsky.social is in Belfast tonight. This is what she’s seen.
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The authors are right that historically, especially silver and gold coins were scarce and were, hence, hoarded and less fit as a means of payment. Hence, alternatives were needed. A huge step ahead for economic analysis. Another step has, however, still to be made.
Flauw geintje, vind ik.
In the words of Hyman Minsky: “Anyone can create money… the problem lies in getting it accepted.” When the seller accepts the payable (a debt to him) a payment has been made. In case of goods, the buyer legally owns them, and a payment has been made. Even if no money existed, before the transaction.
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Aside: the golden earrings worn by sailors were not meant as a means of payment to pay for their burial costs in case of drowning on a far shore. www.missedhistory.com/article/why-...
