When I first heard about Emmanuel Macron they described him as an entrepreneur, but when you do research on him, he’s not only a descendant of privilege, he’s more of an employee/protestor than he is a business person.
When you do your research on his history, his divisive behavior starts to make a lot of sense. Macron studied philosophy at Paris Nanterre University. He completed a master’s degree in public affairs, so when you combine this with a person who made a lot of money as an INVESTMENT BANKER, you start to better understand why his economic and social policies are so destructive.
If you’re not building anything from scratch, I don’t consider you an actual businessperson. Presenting capital doesn’t necessarily make you a businessperson. Banking is heavily regulated for a reason; for the most part, bankers are moving the government’s money around.
It’s a privilege to be in the banking community, especially in this FIAT monetary system, in which bailouts are common; a lot of investment bankers align with politicians so they can position their banks to profit from LEGISLATION coming from the government.
If you’re wondering why the WESTERN world is getting so ugly, it stems from Investment bankers and acquisition “entrepreneurs,” many of whom do what the investment banks tell them to do because if they don’t, their money supply gets choked off. That’s the modern world today, in case you’re not paying attention.
These investment bankers and others in the elitist class buy out everything of value (as they should) but this doesn’t make them good business people, it makes them a lot of FIAT money, which is part of the problem but I definitely won’t be writing about that today.
When I say build from scratch, I’m talking about Ford or McDonalds; regardless of the corruption or inner workings of those aforementioned entities, they started from the ground up and actually balanced a checkbook profiting from TANGIBLE things, that require BLUE COLLAR workers.
The white-collar class moves numbers around; there is nothing wrong with that, but when you see these white-collar individuals pretending that they’re business people or entrepreneurs, they’re not; they’re bean counters who would offer little value in an actual capitalistic society.
Investment Bankers basically move numbers around for their benefit, which in many ways is similar to how the government operates. Investment bankers can profit from being divisive. I don’t know much about French politics, but Emmanuel Macron was first sold to me as a business person entrepreneur, which he clearly isn’t. He’s your regular socialist politician with his own form of divisiveness.
Macron is a socialist politician with his own distinct socialist ideology.
