I'm not sure I understand your comments
Emanuel
I would suggest that anyone interested in this subject read "The failure of capitalist production", by Andrew Kliman. The author delves into the tendency for the rate of profit to fall in marxist terms, looking especially, but not exclusively, at the 2008 crisis.
I mention this because he uses an analogy that made me understand the tendency for the rate of profit to fall more accurately: like gravity, the rate of profit tends to fall, but that does not mean that all objects on Earth will eventually reach their lowest point with no means of going back up. It is merely a tendency, which capitalism is always fighting back against, and not a deterministic prediction about an absolute low in the rate of profits in the future.
Good meme tho
Dia 23 aqui. Sinceramente não parece que faz um ano, não
Thanks for the link, it was a good read
image depicting one side attacking the other; Israel has practically no casualties when compared to any conflict in its vicinity
"both sides"
Trinkets, maybe
Buraco de país
Holy hell!
Ah, I thought you could capture with en passant from either square. Goes to show that I haven't played chess in years
Can't black respond with … b2? En passant, all memes aside
You weren't lying
Well, I certainly don't benefit from the machinations of capitalism, but, from what I gather, capitalists benefit by enjoying the periods in which profits are high and by destroying capital and consolidating monopolies when they are low. So maybe that's an incentive to continue being the ruling class, I suppose