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Would a One World Monetary System work better?
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he means (i think) that when people use cash or coin, instead of cash or coin, they would have some kind of card, or electronic device which carries the money, instead of the hard currency.
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Tobin-tax. I’m gonna check it out.
OK. It’s an excise tax on currency exchange or movement, right? The Tobin Tax initiative may be a good idea. Some European countries almost voted it in recently. If they do it will be interesting to watch their economies. It may flatten out the wilder ups and downs, but also encourage some money to go where it can do the ups and downs.GI,
Does this mean you’re Pro-Choice? :roll:Jan,
No duh!
:oops: Sorry,
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I was stating it for Falk’s purposes, since he didnt seem to get it.
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GI,
Does this mean you’re Pro-Choice?What??? :-?
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look, lets just simplify the whole thing and use widgets
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yes, one world monetary system is a good thing. like GI said, it leads to one world government, a very good thing.
What do you define as the benefits of one world government?
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well, this is my belief structure, which as we have seen, is very different from most others on these forums. at any rate, one world government leads to a centralization of power. something of debatable merit, but unquestionable efficiency. whether or not you think it is appropriate to have centralized authority, you cannot deny that it is more efficient. i can and will certainly go into more detail if you question me later, but its late now, and i dont have time to write out a long explanation.
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One unified government is the greatest step toward communism :D
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I can’t think of how many ways that a central gov’t would be a terrrible idea.
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What do you think the UN wants? It’s this exact thing…one world government. :(
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D:S, you believe in way too many conspiracy theories.
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you might think so TG, but if you saw it the way i do, you would not
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Really? Unless you are think more in terms of colonies and global imperialism.
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at any rate, one world government leads to a centralization of power. something of debatable merit, but unquestionable efficiency. whether or not you think it is appropriate to have centralized authority, you cannot deny that it is more efficient.
Actually I can deny it. The world has never had one before, so I can’t say whether or not it would work. Just because it seems like a good idea, doesn’t mean anything.
What do you think the UN wants? It’s this exact thing…one world government.
D:S, you believe in way too many conspiracy theories.
I don’t really see the UN as a conspiracy, I want to hear how D:S explains that one. Besides, I have a lot better conspiracies than that one. :P
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you have some good points, but you are under the assumption that I feel the world government would be a legislature. thats where you are wrong. when i say centralized power, i mean centralized power. in one man (or woman). ive already been through this on another thread, so im not going to repeat it all here.
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The one major flaw in a OWG is tha all tribes, religions and nations are different. therefore if one tribe, religion or nation opposes it they are in a prone postion to be isolated and persecuted… furthermore the major support for a OWG is going to be out of everone’s pocket, which obviously would be a substantial amount of money, and a “Stalin” could once again do the same thing that the Communist ideal opposed, but brought.
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I’ve decided against the Tobin Tax! It is a UN tax on a country’s exports (or maybe imports, however they work it.) That opens the door for the UN to tax a country’s citizens for other things.
US pay a UN tax? When other countries of the world pay the US what they owe we’ll think about it. In other words…
…slim chance!…
…or FAT CHANCE!(sarcasm)
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The tobin tax is not a tax on import or export.
It is a tax directed against free movement of finances, as in earning money in one place, and moving it to one of the “tax-heavens”, and then best trying to get subsidies or valuable benefits from the gov’t of the country where you earned it.
Can anyone imagine that Daimler Chrysler pays nearly no tax in Germany?And for the debts of other countries to the the US, first, what has that to do with a world-wide tax? Second, what about the US debts to other countries?
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@F_alk:
The tobin tax is not a tax on import or export.
It is a tax directed against free movement of finances, as in earning money in one place, and moving it to one of the “tax-heavens”, and then best trying to get subsidies or valuable benefits from the gov’t of the country where you earned it.
Can anyone imagine that Daimler Chrysler pays nearly no tax in Germany?Big deal. That’s Germany’s problem, and good for the tax-haven’s/companies that take advantage of them. I would.
Besides, its not like Germany is getting completely screwed by D-C. Afterall, i’m guessing that it’s workers are very well organized (i.e. mofo-unionized) and are paying appropriate taxes on their paychecks, so D-C is making some kind of contribution to the companies economy.And for the debts of other countries to the the US, first, what has that to do with a world-wide tax? Second, what about the US debts to other countries?
First - one has little to do with the other. At the same time, if i’m an American, i’d think it was silly to pay a “tax” to countries that have already been loaned/gifted a s**tload of cash.
Second - The US is prolly one of the best countries to be lending money to. (well, at least in the top 10-15) Nobody “loans” money to the US without the expectation that it will be paid back (except the UN which already collects a type of “tax” - except from the US who hasn’t been that quick to pay . . .) -
@cystic:
Big deal. That’s Germany’s problem, and good for the tax-haven’s/companies that take advantage of them. I would.
Well, it is not a national problem, it is a problem each nation has. … except for the havens of course, but there it’s not a problem because there the coorps aren’t taxed.
Why is stealing from a society worse than stealing from a single person?
Besides, its not like Germany is getting completely screwed by D-C. Afterall, i’m guessing that it’s workers are very well organized (i.e. mofo-unionized) and are paying appropriate taxes on their paychecks,
Well, it is not completely, but it still is getting screwed. Why should the workers keep paying taxes? Haven’t they produced something, and by that made a contribution to society? If you do your job, then you contribute alreadz, why pay taxes then? The same goes for companies: They do their job, but still they have to pay taxes.
What goes for a single person … that is a human being!.. must also be the case for the judical body of a coorporation!
so D-C is making some kind of contribution to the companies economy.
A great Freudian :)
At the same time, if i’m an American, i’d think it was silly to pay a “tax” to countries that have already been loaned/gifted a s**tload of cash.
I see your point. Then someone has to explain that USies that the tobin tax would not go to countries.
…except the UN which already collects a type of “tax” - except from the US who hasn’t been that quick to pay . . .)
and could replace that “tax”
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