[lbo-talk] Yves Klein: Foreclosure Fraudandthemillionmissingnotes

[c b]

My problem is the food chain dynamic is so intricate I can't figure it
out. The only analogy I can come up with is the barrower as bait fish.
When they `die' off, the whole food chain above goes, only it takes
more time. Starting with anchovies => salomon => seals => polar bears.
Probably a wrong analogy.

CG

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CB: Doesn't sound that bad an analogy to me.  Capitalist crises are
all ultimately because of the restricted consumption of the masses,
under-consumption, which is inevitable given that profit is based in
surplus value which comes from exploitation. Exploitation means the
mass of workers are not paid enough to buy the whole mass of personal
consumption goods and services, including houses.