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https://www.weforum.org/focus/the-great-reset https://www.weforum.org/focus/the-great-reset "The pandemic represents a rare but narrow window of opportunity to

by collyw 4y ago

https://www.weforum.org/focus/the-great-reset https://www.weforum.org/focus/the-great-reset "The pandemic represents a rare but narrow window of opportunity to reflect, reimagine, and reset our world" - Professor Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman, World Economic Forum. So it is at least partially true

DontchaKnowit 4y ago
Yep. I am constantatly baffled by people who make fun of people taking about the WEF's "great reset". The consensus on the internet seems to be that its a completely fabricated conservative conspiracy theory. Its absolutely not. You can go to the WEFs website and read the great reset white paper. The main thrust is "stakeholder" capitalism. Which at first sounds good, then by the time you get to the end you realize what they are talking about is essentially making all existing large corporations into monopolies, seizing assets from the general populace by means of economic manipulation, and then once power is consolidated within these corporations they will turn around and rent you everything you need and the corporations will determine how goods are distributed amongst the populace. Its really fucking dark. They actually produced commercials featuring the line "you will own nothing and you will be happy" Sound fringe? Like it coyld never happen? Well do you happen to work for a fortune 500 company? Your CEO probably went to Davos last year to get shmoozed by the WEF. Its an enormously popular event with buy in from so of the largest companies in key industries like banking, health care, tech, etc. Its seriously concerning but people are being gaslit into thinking its some sort of nonsense conspiracy.
- tptacek 4y ago
  It is a completely fabricated conspiracy theory.
  - collyw 4y ago
    How can you possibly think that, when it's right there on their website? Klaus Schwab wrote a book about it. These people were not elected, they don't represent the people, they are power hungry oligarchs, and don't appear accountable to anyone.
    - tptacek 4y ago
      Nobody is reading this thread anymore, but you should start by reading more about what the World Economic Forum is. To be an oligarch you need more than the oli; you also need the arch. People try to hook various arch-isms up to these olis, but it's all six degrees of Kevin Bacon logic. "John Kerry, the nation's envoy for climate, agreed with Klaus Schwab that equity is important! The Great Reset is happening!" Here's a fun fact: companies that attend WEF events or participate in the WEF on average underperform the S&P 500 by double digits percentages.
      - DontchaKnowit 4y ago
        I dont get your point. Quote 1 line of my comment that is "fabricated". Everything I said is true and objectively so. So why are you hell bent on acting like this shit doesnt exist. Maybe you think its nit a serious organization that could effectively implement its goals? You could make that argument. But no, youre saying that what I'm saying is fabricated: and that is undeniably, objectively, complete bullshit. More of the same bizarre gaslighting
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DontchaKnowit 4y ago

Yep. I am constantatly baffled by people who make fun of people taking about the WEF's "great reset". The consensus on the internet seems to be that its a completely fabricated conservative conspiracy theory. Its absolutely not. You can go to the WEFs website and read the great reset white paper. The main thrust is "stakeholder" capitalism. Which at first sounds good, then by the time you get to the end you realize what they are talking about is essentially making all existing large corporations into monopolies, seizing assets from the general populace by means of economic manipulation, and then once power is consolidated within these corporations they will turn around and rent you everything you need and the corporations will determine how goods are distributed amongst the populace. Its really fucking dark. They actually produced commercials featuring the line "you will own nothing and you will be happy" Sound fringe? Like it coyld never happen? Well do you happen to work for a fortune 500 company? Your CEO probably went to Davos last year to get shmoozed by the WEF. Its an enormously popular event with buy in from so of the largest companies in key industries like banking, health care, tech, etc. Its seriously concerning but people are being gaslit into thinking its some sort of nonsense conspiracy.

tptacek 4y ago
It is a completely fabricated conspiracy theory.
- collyw 4y ago
  How can you possibly think that, when it's right there on their website? Klaus Schwab wrote a book about it. These people were not elected, they don't represent the people, they are power hungry oligarchs, and don't appear accountable to anyone.
  - tptacek 4y ago
    Nobody is reading this thread anymore, but you should start by reading more about what the World Economic Forum is. To be an oligarch you need more than the oli; you also need the arch. People try to hook various arch-isms up to these olis, but it's all six degrees of Kevin Bacon logic. "John Kerry, the nation's envoy for climate, agreed with Klaus Schwab that equity is important! The Great Reset is happening!" Here's a fun fact: companies that attend WEF events or participate in the WEF on average underperform the S&P 500 by double digits percentages.
    - DontchaKnowit 4y ago
      I dont get your point. Quote 1 line of my comment that is "fabricated". Everything I said is true and objectively so. So why are you hell bent on acting like this shit doesnt exist. Maybe you think its nit a serious organization that could effectively implement its goals? You could make that argument. But no, youre saying that what I'm saying is fabricated: and that is undeniably, objectively, complete bullshit. More of the same bizarre gaslighting
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