All Blog Posts Tagged 'deficits' (2)

There is an ongoing call for social housing, especially since the 2010 Olympics were considered and now ongoing in Vancouver. The problem of homelessness has existed from the time of the “Woodward's” era when homeless advocates such as Jim Greene called for the redevelopment of the old Woodward's store location into social housing to end homelessness. This is in an area where poverty is at its worst in all of Canada, especially in the last six years… Continue

In order to manufacture a deficit, everything must become a controlled substance. This fact has emerged as a result of the invention and use of a universal commodity; money that acts as a surrogate for the desired item that can be traded directly. Today, if one does not have this universal commodity, they cannot trade for a real commodity, unless in the rare circumstance, they can arrange a direct barter. Otherwise, they must hunt for “free commodities” in the wild. This fact of a controlled… Continue