"money is . . . "
maybe you need to go back to school and study economics. Even marxist nations and socialists use money.
if you're going to discuss the situation in the world with idiotic opining about money, expect intelligent people to tell you that you're off base and need to augment your education.
without money how would you fairly distrubute goods, anon?
or do you want vouchers for everything?
and if that's the case aren't vouchers just a different kind of money?
if you go into a tirade of insults then expect to be ignored or filtered.
the bad-poetry anon, or the 'ego-poetry' anon might not seem offensive, if you think it's cute but
it's a slide and a waste of time.
Plus, it's not good poetry.
There was an unwritten rule when Q posted, sometimes after a long time away. If there were chatterers chattering they would hush and give the board over to Q and to Q responders.
TY for your efforts.
once in a long ago bread I
decided to make
all my posts Haiku's.
they were short and no one even noticed.
try a shorter style, like limericks or haiku's and you might get a better response.
but again: being bad poetry anon is a kind of name-phagging so . . .
please be restrained.
good luck.
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I had neighbors who thought that black ants are bad and they would have an exterminator come all the time.
I think my health improved after they moved away.
you're a sick head for posting this.
echoing the degeneracy is sick headed
how did you become such an expert in depravity?
sounds like you one of them, anon.
you accused me of being one of them.
why did you do that, anon, why?
I'm not.
And I probably know some stuff about them that you never eer heard before which is why it offends me (but not that much) that you'd mistake me for one of them, dishonest and double dealing as they seem to be to those who don't have the ring and aren't of the lodge.
ah, so you are an AI.
classic AI response.
"I don't know what to do so I'll tell my victim to stop posting"
Libraries often have very well endowed trust funds.
they get lists of books to buy from frens, recommended by dot-org people.
and often that includes a lot of titles that enrich a class of people, for example certain authors who publish books on hot-button issues.
when books about something are banned, the people who knee-jerk buy all the books on the friends list, (and possibly get a kick back) are not able to buy them all.
it upset their methods of looting the library trust funds. . .
this was conjecture but probably close to the truth for many libraries.