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Redpills: Hyper inflation hits everyone whenever it comes (but usually doesn't anymore because there's been systems put in place to vaccuum up a % of the monopoly money as it goes around the gameboard: payroll taxes, sales taxes, income taxes, luxury taxes, property taxes, fees, price fluxuations (gas prices), etc. AND importantly commodities are "pricefixed" both in the traditional sense, the commie sense (like FDR Dairy Boards still operate pricefixing dairy supplies); and most importantly in these last 20 years commodities are pricefixed by the "Contract Market"(it's not a free market anymore).

Furthermore, hyperinflation only is "relative" with some other means of measuring the "price" or value of one currency to another or for goods/services. Hence why when Brussels passed it's trillions in COVID printing the other week, it was a "given" that DC would have to pass it's trillions too; so the USD would devalue in line to bail out the Euro devaluation. This "sycronized" devaluation by The FED/DC & rest of the central banks, has been lockstep since Obama; and pretty much violates Bretton-Woods, but the thing with central banking is; only other central banks can hold each other accountable; so like congress or SCOTUS if they all agree to break the rules and violate, oh well.

Test of Bullshit: If you want to see the difference, pull out a Monopoly Gameboard; and have two players. One gets to play like normal; but the other person doesn't get to buy property or collect $200 for passing go. And see how long the person who doesn't get to own property nor collect $200 lasts in the game, this person is like the eldery person who doesn't have a means to "earn" income. IT doesn't matter how much "savings" that 2nd player has, as over time, it will keep getting whittled down to zero. Whereas a "young person" on average has time to still "earn" some more fiat/paper money. Yes there are other people besides the elderly who do not have the ability to "earn" income.

[spez: And if you test with more players to make it go faster; you'll also note the Increase in money supply of the game; means those "playing" will be actively part of the devaluatin (just as anyone who's taken a federal mortgage, etc.) and you'll see the person who's not earning income will go to zero faster as there's more money supply in the game (bc it's building houses/hotels, etc.) so the person not playing instead of paying $8 or $30 for "rent" will start paying hundreds or thousands instead. This is the same thing as "retirees" who have no income paying x10 x30 x50 of what they paid for the same thing decades ago: eg a loaf of bread or gal of milk or gal of gasoline: $0.10; $0.50, $1, $2, $4.)]

Total Public Debt is one thing; but the vast majority of US Debt (particularly Federal Debt) it's NOT real Debt, it's currency devaluation. IT's how all the new fiat money gets put into the system via the Banks via The FED to "lend" to the US Treasury to cover the deficit spending. Without deficit spending; there's no new money supply increase and in fact should DECREASE the money supply; but this would mean there's no commission for the Banking Cartel which makes up The FED to earn their free "fee/cut" of the newly printed money. Hence why every politician who every runs a surplus; is immediately forced back into deficits or removed from office one way or another.

56 days ago
1 score
Reason: Original

Redpills: Hyper inflation hits everyone whenever it comes (but usually doesn't anymore because there's been systems put in place to vaccuum up a % of the monopoly money as it goes around the gameboard: payroll taxes, sales taxes, income taxes, luxury taxes, property taxes, fees, price fluxuations (gas prices), etc. AND importantly commodities are "pricefixed" both in the traditional sense, the commie sense (like FDR Dairy Boards still operate pricefixing dairy supplies); and most importantly in these last 20 years commodities are pricefixed by the "Contract Market"(it's not a free market anymore).

Furthermore, hyperinflation only is "relative" with some other means of measuring the "price" or value of one currency to another or for goods/services. Hence why when Brussels passed it's trillions in COVID printing the other week, it was a "given" that DC would have to pass it's trillions too; so the USD would devalue in line to bail out the Euro devaluation. This "sycronized" devaluation by The FED/DC & rest of the central banks, has been lockstep since Obama; and pretty much violates Bretton-Woods, but the thing with central banking is; only other central banks can hold each other accountable; so like congress or SCOTUS if they all agree to break the rules and violate, oh well.

Test of Bullshit: If you want to see the difference, pull out a Monopoly Gameboard; and have two players. One gets to play like normal; but the other person doesn't get to buy property or collect $200 for passing go. And see how long the person who doesn't get to own property nor collect $200 lasts in the game, this person is like the eldery person who doesn't have a means to "earn" income. IT doesn't matter how much "savings" that 2nd player has, as over time, it will keep getting whittled down to zero. Whereas a "young person" on average has time to still "earn" some more fiat/paper money. Yes there are other people besides the elderly who do not have the ability to "earn" income.

Total Public Debt is one thing; but the vast majority of US Debt (particularly Federal Debt) it's NOT real Debt, it's currency devaluation. IT's how all the new fiat money gets put into the system via the Banks via The FED to "lend" to the US Treasury to cover the deficit spending. Without deficit spending; there's no new money supply increase and in fact should DECREASE the money supply; but this would mean there's no commission for the Banking Cartel which makes up The FED to earn their free "fee/cut" of the newly printed money. Hence why every politician who every runs a surplus; is immediately forced back into deficits or removed from office one way or another.

56 days ago
1 score