Unfortuneately, he is talking about Covid accelerating the slide to socialism in his ideology and not working on Black Insure that I can see. Ironically, he is giving investment advice at 7:50:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0c3ClEZOgk
Good investment decisions:
1. The competence of the leader(s)
2. Does the leader have skin in the game.
Ironically, these were the two largest influences in my Fineqia investment. The competence of Martin Graham, primarily. and Bundeep. They both have skin in the game. Both failed us miserably. Risto Rossar, to be fair, had competence. But, did he evver have skin in the game? Well, he took our money twice. That seems like our skin in the game and not his skin. And how he's giving speeches and not working on Black Insure. All while he calls those that dont work "weak" in not so many words.
Oh my God! Okay, well, continue with the hypocrisy! Just come one day, maybe remove the "launching in 2020" big print on Black Insure? I wouldn't expect taht require much in the form of "work."
Anyway, he explains that if the two things above are not in place, things tend to go sour. Right, he asks? Err, correct! You can say that again. Can you point to your own Black Insure as an example? I'm still invested in Fineqia for the same two reasons, but not counting on Black INsure to carry the day. Although, had to lower my price to .004 because the competence has been lacking lately. Big time! But at least they have skin in the game. Although, do straw salaries from our skin. So, he's binary assumptinos do have many caveats to them.
He does make good points about John Maynard Keynes and income inequality. I would say capitalism is a farce. I'm a mixed market capitalist. He's right in many ways, but also wrong. I would agree that China is a better capitalist in many ways than the USA right now. There is a reason why banks and energy are the foundation of my portfolio. There is a lot of corruption. I am an investor positioned to benefit from the rising wealth gap inequality. I do like to hit those hard that vote against themselves in the deregulated markets like these little shell companies, of which Fineqia is barely above with its CSE status. Because of regulation, which is a good thing. Risto Rissar is a little too binary in his thinking, but that's probably why he hasn't produced any fruit yet. Sure wish he would focus on Black Insure and less on solving the world's problems. Can you just give us our money back? Pretend to get some SKIN IN THE GAME and care!!
I would say that the GOP here in the USA is indeed not real capitalism. They promote everything he is so against. It's not free market capitalism they claim to represent. They do indeed vote against themselves. There is a lot of things wrong with my country. But the gold standard is not the answer. And, yes, it is true that the working man gained nothing over the decades. Many distractions here like mixing religion with politics. We are supposed to be separate, but all they have to do is make abortion, not foudn inthe bible, to get manipulate Christians. And so on and so on. Manipulation. Division! That's why I'm an investor. They vote against themselves. That's the problem! It's not Covid. It's not central banks. It's the working class itself that votes against itself! Self Righteousness. Hubris! It's like a cycle. These are the ones, after all, they said let the banks fail! They were actually saved from theselves. Otherwise, they'd have it worse off. They just are always outwitted.