Christophe wrote:Ben my parents who are in Strasbourg told me they saw Steres 80 € in Alsace ...
Obviously the ecology must go through the economy ... it's the only chance that ecology is accepted by a majority ... It's also
the definition of econology That's why I get angry when I see the speculations on the price of wood ... the sellers did not understand that they shot themselves in the foot?
Yes, but the capitalist "market" economy, taken to the extreme, gives what we are currently experiencing.
Everything works on the razor's edge. Just look at the fall of global stock markets today, it is a reflection of the current society.
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If you have very little money and / or not resourceful or sick ... you are in the street SDF,
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If you have medium money, you try to survive with your small means ... and you have to face the "purchasing power" which decreases (because all the products increase more than your income),
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If you are "normally" rich :
. Either you are satisfied with your situation and you manage so as not to consume too much heat, food, car ... etc,
. Either that is not enough for you and you take advantage of the unbridled system of liberal capitalism: you increase your sales prices if you are a trader beyond what should be (because no control = market economy / law of supply and demand).
==> this is what happens for bread, meat, fruit and vegetables,
pellets, wood, .... and all that supposedly because of the oil .... the beautiful excuse
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Either you are very rich You have nothing to do with these low problems of the people. YOU consume and again and again and again .... you pollute at any rate ..... and then you die like everyone else.
Only when he has brought down the last tree, the last river contaminated, the last fish caught that man will realize that money is not edible (Indian MOHAWK).