On Vous Formate Pour Rester Pauvre (Et Voilà Comment)

You Are Being Conditioned to Stay Poor (And Here's How) By Aldo Sterone Why do the rich need the poor? In this video, I explain how the economic system is designed to maintain a poor class in order to ensure the wealth and power of an elite. 💰 👉 Drawing on Karl Marx, Mandeville, and the circuits of money (MAM, AMA, AA), I decipher the mechanisms of capitalism, wage labor, debt, and financial exploitation that trap workers in a cycle of poverty. 📌 On the agenda: ✅ Why poverty is necessary for capitalism ✅ How money actually circulates (MAM, AMA, AA) ✅ The role of loan sharks and the banking system 💡 Did you know? The wealth of some depends on the misery of others. The system is designed so that the majority can never achieve true financial independence. #Marxism #Capitalism #Economy #RichAndPoor #KarlMarx #Inequality #EconomicManipulation #Poverty #Usurers #Exploitation --- Text I read at the beginning: Let's listen again to Bernard de Mandeville at the beginning of the 18th century: “Where property is sufficiently protected, it would be easier to live without money than without poor people, for otherwise, who would do the work? Just as workers must be protected from starvation, they should also receive nothing worth sparing.” If it happens here or there that a man from the lowest classes manages, through exceptional courage and by tightening his belt, to rise above his former condition, no one should prevent him: frugality is certainly the wisest course of action for any private individual, and for any private family within society; but it is also in the interest of all prosperous nations that the majority of the poor population not remain inactive and that they nevertheless always spend what they earn. Those who earn their living by working every day have nothing to spur them on to be helpful except their needs, which it is wise to try to alleviate, but which it would be foolish to try to cure. The only thing that gives a man enthusiasm for work is a moderate wage. If the wage is too low, according to temperament, it will cause him to lose all courage or hope, and if it is too high, it will make him insolent and lazy. ... It follows from all this that in a free nation where slavery is forbidden, the surest wealth consists of a mass of poor people with a hardworking mentality. Besides the fact that they constitute an inexhaustible source for supplying the fleet and the army, without them there would be no possible enjoyment, and nowhere could the country's produce be put to good use. To make society (which is naturally made up of non-workers) happy and satisfy the people, despite their need, the vast majority must remain both ignorant and poor. Knowledge broadens and multiplies our desires, and the less a person desires, the easier it is to satisfy their needs.