Richer people can be really slack with their money
Quick quiz for you. What kind of HYS thread has no instances of “Gordon CLOWN” or “Nu Labour,” and no-one complaining about the awful tax burden they’re under?
Why, one about the economy, of course.
It’s not in gov’s interests to employ an uncontrollable currency not based on “trust”. So WE have to do it, freedom loving people.
I say use ENERGY as the currency standard. It would fluctuate far worse than gold, but so what? You can’t corner it and liquidate the whole standard. NO RISK.
Transfer of it is already on a huge grid, so maybe it helps eliminate artificial currency.I ask you. Wouldnt converting to that standard instantly eliminate oil-speculation and gouging of consumers?
[ozhika], Salem, United States
This is a perfect idea! All we have to do to stablise the economy and oil prices is make oil and money directly equivalent. Also, let me tell you about my brilliant idea for eradicating AIDS with the patented no-condom fuckathon.
I’ve stopped buying a newspaper because the same publisher also prints a free newspaper and it’s distributed at railway and underground stations. I’ve also cut down on using the car to take the dogs to a large park for a walk. I now walk them there. It’s benefits myself by helping keep me fit, saves wear and tear on my car thus lower maintenance costs, I spend less on petrol, I’m emitting less C02 or whatever it is called into the environment.
[PoshFenTiger], East Anglia, United Kingdom
Your sacrifices have not gone un-noticed, PoshFenTiger. I just hope it’s enough, otherwise you might have to cut down on your energy bill by heating your house with your enormous sense of self-satisfaction instead.
People need to shop for leisure, but everyone has different tastes in expenditure, but yeah i’d agree richer people can be really slack with their money. They don’t and do work as hard as anyone and in a lot of cases they simply don’t work anywhere near as hard as people with a lot less. Poor people can waste smaller amounts of money the same. Controlled expenditure is wise and good and maybe makes us think more about life matters.
Nick, S/Shields
I like vanilla ice cream but also chocolate is quite nice, that doesn’t necessarily mean that chocolate is better or anything but yeah I do like it better sometimes. Although sometimes I prefer vanilla so I suppose it is better except when it’s not. This is why Ben & Jerry’s is a good company please give me an A* Mr. Business Studies Examiner.