Why do we even pay taxes if the Fed can print out infinite amounts of money?
Why do we even pay taxes if the Fed can print out infinite amounts of money?
Asher James
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Julian Sullivan
Shhhhhh no tears, only BRRRRRRRRRR now......
Angel Phillips
Neither The Federal Reserve nor The Internal Revenue Service are a part of the U.S. Government nor do they have the country's interests at heart.
Jace Murphy
DELET THIS
Justin Johnson
(((Fed)))
Jose Watson
Thomas Harris
Nathan Gray
>Neither The Federal Reserve nor The Internal Revenue Service are a part of the U.S. Government nor do they have the country's interests at heart
They are not, but saying they don't care about the country at all is a lie, we have a symbiotic relationship at best
Bentley Ward
its literally for control and no other reason and this thread should end right here
Ethan Martinez
Because Americans have a FUCKHUGE military that has bases scattered throughout the world.
Why the fuck do you think Japan got neutered in the 1990s? They had US troops on their soil. You can't break away from the dollar if you're not a truly sovereign country.
Easton Perry
>but saying they don't care about the country at all is a lie
are you sirius
Dylan Davis
Aint it funny how those fucks are legally allowed to print money and they arent even a government agency?
James Foster
It's about the principle, that you know who's the boss and that you give a cut by your own free will before you get fucked up.
Jordan Perry
user, clearly the government can't be trusted with monetary policy. Best o leave it in the hands of (((bankers))).
Kayden Adams
How can people lie so easilly?
Brandon Torres
>Why do we even pay taxes if the Fed can print out infinite amounts of money?
To restrict inflation, in principle.
In practice it's because a majority of people haven't realized that we can monetize the debt.
Andrew Stewart
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+1
NON-politics rational objective policy decisions only
Sebastian Rivera
Kayden Garcia
Taxes are basically a mechanism to limit inflation
Luis Bennett
If you tax the poor or consumption, yes
If you tax the rich or investments/savings, not so much
Nolan Gutierrez
How's that related to anything?
Brody Gomez
I was wondering this as well.
Brayden Cruz
But what function do the taxes actually serve? It's not like the state needs them to fund itself, that much is clear. It can just take endless loans from Fed.
Samuel Bell
not an answer. they can print that instead of stealing from you, although they are still stealing from you.. the question is how many holes do you want to take it in?
Nolan Nguyen
OP JUST BROKE THE SYSTEM WHY DON'T THEY JUST PRINT THE WHOLE BUDGET AND LEAVE PEOPLE ALONE CHECKMATE ATHEISTS
Justin Rogers
they need a way to steal your work energy. that is all it is for.
Brandon Wood
Taxes create a demand for the government's money, because people need to pay them.
Jace Martinez
>Why do we even pay taxes if the Fed can print out infinite amounts of money?
inflation my dude
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Chase Richardson
because taxes limit the purchasing power, the conciousness and militancy of those who cannot create money - it means total control over them
>starving ppl dont make good revolutionaries
Hudson Gonzalez
But what's the fucking point? It's not like they benefit from this arrangement in any way.
Grayson Rivera
It's literally so we have a liability denominated in dollars so we have to go around scrapping for dollars and these are the rules of the charade
It's entirely about control
Jaxon Robinson
Reduce inflation
Liam Wood
They want to keep up the illusion that money is rare and has value not that they print trillions and give to big banks
Nolan Hughes
>It's not like they benefit
oh yes they do, they have great salaries and even better benefits
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Dominic Ramirez
How the fuck does paying taxes reduce inflation?
Justin Ramirez
Because that money is debt that you owe and have to pay with your taxes.
The FED doesn't print money. The FED loans money that goymericans will have to pay back with their future taxes.
The FED is a private bank owned by 13 families.
You are about to learn that 'conspiracy theorists' were right all along and why (((they))) have been expelled of more than 109 countries over the last 2000 years.
Ryan Bell
not true - every mJ of energy you dont spend on yourself but spend on them (remember - the 'maximum profit' principle of neoliberalism means individualizing profit and socializing cost) means a better world and better survivability for their offspring
David Jenkins
How do we spread this understanding to the masses? This entire system is fucking retarded.
Isaiah Campbell
That I don't know.
But do you know understand why free shit is a myth?
All these trillions of dollars will have to be paid back with our taxes.
We are slaves to (((them))) working for dollars that have less and less purchasing power each year.
Isaac Butler
and you are not a sovereign country if your money is tied to the IMF WB and FED... amirite? HUH amirite?
Austin Martin
Why the fuck should we pay back anything to them.
Just kill them. Remove them from our financial system completely. There is zero need for this sort of retarded sham. The paper money they "lend" aka fucking print out of nothing, or more accurately, just ad a bunch of numbers to a digital account, isn't worth fucking anything in itself.
Evan Richardson
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What am I looking at?
Oliver Robinson
So what is printing more money going to do to help the economy/stock market at this time? Isn't it just a form of delaying the inevitable?
Also, why are we bailing companies out? Isn't this going to just make things worse? Why should the government fix or save corporations?
Juan Hughes
>we have a symbiotic relationship
Isaiah Clark
This
End both of them and fund the country with low tariffs, any other suggestions is pozzed bullshit.
Easton Butler
Takes money out of circulation.
Nathan Gray
>Isn't it just a form of delaying the inevitable
Yes, assuming they succeed. Otherwise, it's going to properly screw things further.
Levi Peterson
>Just kill them. Remove them from our financial system completely.
We are there, bros.
He lives.
14/88.
Lucas Perez
It's all paper money with no intrinsic value. The really value lies in power, specifically military power. Which is something the Americans have in spades. The point of taxes is to act as a buy-in; it keeps one beholden to the status quo which manufactures, services, maintains and distributes power around the world.
Without taxation you would have no skin in the game and as long as a world power remains indomitable and its currency the coin of the realm it can go on producing monopoly money indefinitely.
Michael Ramirez
In what fucking way? Government also spends money.
Brody Peterson
Which is also another reason why only net tax payers should be allowed to vote.
Tyler Ward
>It can just take endless loans from Fed
It's been doing that it's whole existence
Chase Cook
Nah, the final red pill is realizing that the debt is not real either. Interest rates on it can be made artificially low and even negative. Nobody gives a shit. It only goes to shit if people don't want to use the USD anymore because then a black market develops over which they have zero control.
Ian Myers
how so ? that money goes back into the system the second you fill your tax form ...
Adam Ortiz
Bitch the dollar lost atleast 90% of it's value since 1913 the year the income tax was introduced
Andrew Rivera
ban usury.
Justin Walker
I have no skin in the game as it is.
Jackson Robinson
This would make Iceland's debt forgiveness much more easy to understand.
Elijah Myers
They would have to spend that money regardless of taxes and it would have to be fully supported by monetary supply expansion. Here they just have to print enough to cover the deficit.
Levi Hernandez
98.5% actually.
Jackson Sanders
not just the debt - the interest, which wasn't even created so you basically cannot pay back without loaning out money again, which has interest, which wasn't even created so you basically cannot pay back without loaning out money again...
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there are already people who are truly working on communicating this, but considering the average education level of a US citizen it is fair to say that there is no way
Aaron Hernandez
objectively define usury
Joseph Nguyen
>implying bureaucrats aren't just as selfish as everyone else
Michael Ross
>It only goes to shit if people don't want to use the USD anymore
The whole world can fuck us over since they all use the USD, this is not sustainable at all.
Hudson Evans
Usurous.
The government wants to leech of of actual labor to expand itself.
You're giving over 27% per year of your labors to see no real returns. Crap roads, welfare for people who hate you, etc etc.
America is an absolute joke.
Isaac Edwards
yeah well, hardy, prepared and dedicated men tried that and failed
Justin Brooks
>not just the debt - the interest, which wasn't even created so you basically cannot pay back without loaning out money again, which has interest, which wasn't even created so you basically cannot pay back without loaning out money again...
Precisely.
Forgot to mention that.
We are hamsters on a wheel. Running forever without ever going anywhere.
Julian Rodriguez
charging interest for loans.
Nicholas Gomez
>we have a symbiotic relationship at best
HAHAHAHAHAH WHAT THE FUCK AM I READING
Angel Foster