Guys, I'm worried about the national debt.
We just passed a FIVE TRILLION DOLLAR STIMULUS. And democrat fanatics are pushing for a 2k bill for each person for every month for the next SIX MONTHS!!!!
We cannot afford this shit!
How do we stop the heavy spending of the government? We have to get through to trump and tell him what's going on.
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National debt is pretend.
You dumbass. The only time we ever worry about debt is when the president is a Dem.
>Debt
to who?
lololol
It's all fake, son.
It's a meaningless figure that was only devised to be used for coercion.
WE are a fucking MASSIVE debtor. When our loaners come to get their money and our pockets are empty, they won't be happy. And the result of that is going to be no more loans for the USA.
>When our loaners come to get their money
We are the loaners.
People saying the debt doesn’t matter are mentally retarded. The Fed is debasing the currency. MMT is a sham. Dollar Milkshake Theory is likely correct. We are staring down the barrel of a sovereign debt and currency crisis. Buy gold, silver, crypto, and solid commodity equities
>And democrat fanatics are pushing for a 2k bill for each person for every month for the next SIX MONTHS!!!!
>
>We cannot afford this shit!
Repeat after me, fellow patriots.
Gibs for you but not for me.
Gibs for you but not for me.
Gibs for you but not for me.
Do you feel that?
That freedom?
That shrinking government?
That efficient and sensible spending of resources?
I certainly do. :^)
It’s not 5 trillion
It’s 2 trillion. Where do these fags come up with that?
He’s talking about the fed’s balance sheet numbnuts
Buy silver
What they gonna do about it. Do they have the biggest army,navy,airforce?
The US certainly won't forever, and to bank on that is idiotic
Fuck it drink the whiskey and listen to the band play we are all fucked
OP is talking about sovereign debt. Not foreign debt. The Fed owns your ass. Your children will be born as slaves to it.
Imagine thinking a sovereign nation can run out of its own money. OP is a nigger.
Imagine thinking that a sovereign nation debasing its currency to oblivion won’t result in that currency collapsing to zero as faith in its value plummets.
Imagine not thinking about who the US borrows from.
Imagine not realizing we have massive deflation on most products other than bubble assets such as real estate and stonks.
Gibs for me but not for thee*
> sovereign nation can run out of its own money.
It's not Sovereign money.
The members of the Fed are private and the major private banks.
You have no idea what you are talking about
Imagine not realizing that wanton printing of currency will result in hyperinflation of necessary commodities like food. Bubble assets will deflate but you’re still going to pay ~50% of your income in food costs. And increased taxes. That ~50% increases with time too as we run into a negative feedback loop of currency printing. Deflation first, hyperinflation after. We’ll be very lucky if all we see is stagflation
no he doesn't but he tried bless him
>better to be a witty fool than and foolish wit.
>better to be a witty fool than and foolish wit.
better to be a witty fool than a foolish wit.
Quit worrying. National debt is a meme.
It’s just numbers on a computer screen.
Plus the narrative of reneging on our debt to Chyna for reparations is already being laid down.
That’s what this was always about.
Think it through. What makes sense?
Think any of this has been an accident?
You’ll see.
don't worry once clown world collapses money will be meaningless. Personally I'd start trading in your clown-bux for items with tangible wealth such as food, fuel and ammunition.
Eh, if the bill is only for the people then that's not as much as the first one.
Imagine thinking the US is somehow going to run out of food, or lose food production, or that people will suddenly start buying more food than they need. No friend, there will be no hyperinflation.
this is a controlled demolition to make way for a new system
Seriously.
People have absolutely no idea just how much things used to cost. They him and haw about the quality of products in the past not realizing just how much more ridiculously expensive they were.
This is an ad from 1993. Per capita gdp was 45% of what it is today.
Meanwhile, the present day equivalent of the workbench is $39.99 in 2019. walmart.com
It's effectively 25% the price. It's a big part of why housing is so massively overpriced; people can afford it and use it as a cash dump.
So you think the US is going to produce even more in a deflationary spiral? You’re going to have more currency chasing the same goods and services. The Fed is likely to continue expanding its balance sheet to ~30 or 40 trillion just to balance the bond market, real estate market, and equities market. They’re doing this to prop up the GLOBAL economy, not just the US economy. You’re a brainlet if you don’t see the repercussions of this.