Between 1929 and 1933, a great depression spread from the United States to all capitalist countries, no capitalist country was spared, under the long crisis, what could not be sold had only one end, that is, it was wasted, and the classic Mississippi River milk dumping incident occurred in this period. At that time, the poor in the United States were too hungry to eat, so why not donate these milks to people who were starving to death? Today, I will tell you the truth of this, which is right or wrong.
Jews would rather pour out milk than give it to the poor, and the experts tell you: they didn't do it wrong. Jews have been saddled with a lot of infamy in the past, and Westerners believe that Jews are mercenary merchants, willing to dump the milk of white flowers, and stingy in giving alms to others. However, imagine if Jewish merchants really gave milk to everyone, and with free milk, wouldn't it be more excessive for milk on the shelves that could not be sold?
Everyone wants free milk, but this will exacerbate the imbalance in the market, produce more milk that cannot be sold, form a vicious circle, and cause more and more people related to the milk industry to lose their jobs, and create more and more poor people who cannot afford to eat. More and more poor people are unemployed, more and more people cannot afford milk, and in the end the capital is not guaranteed by itself, and even leads to a total collapse of the entire country's market. Therefore, whether Jewish merchants dump milk or destroy cotton, these acts seem to be selfish, but in fact, they are protecting the market and protecting themselves.
I have to say that Jewish merchants really have business acumen, and the truth and law in this are not as simple as the layman thinks. In fact, the Jews have always been misunderstood by outsiders, ancient and modern Europeans thought that the Jews were too shrewd and stingy, and wrote novels and operas to mock the Jews, Hitler even killed the Jews, but now it seems that the Jews have been wronged too deeply.