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David Conner
dchronik

exactly, citrus-bowling, this is what i’m just now figuring out !@#$ $!@ 421$ #21$ 321$#@! 41

it’s the government, stupid

it’s dimple, from Mob Psycho 100

i wasn’t actually giving you advice

so, you discount what i wrote in the article by referring to a single statement in a comment? i think there’s a named fallacy for that right there

uhhh... did you actually read my article? it’s a debt crisis that’s made significantly worse by central banking policy. every US president in modern history has loosened monetary policy to hack economy growth by injecting debt-backed liquidity into the economy. we were inflating the housing bubble for decades. the

are you referring to illegal immigrants? that means we assume more liabilities for entitlements. that’s an annoying straw man tactic by the way.

I would rather cede control to the far left and let them burn the economy down, if only “I told you so” was appropriately satisfying

The notion that we could have a society without money is bizarre, yet I hear it all the time. No man is an island and no economy is an island. Even if your economy has no concept of money, it still needs to trade with other people and other economies.

The notion that we could have a society without money is bizarre, yet I hear it all the time. No man is an island and no economy is an island. Even if your economy has no concept of money, it still needs to trade with other people and other economies.

What is money? Yes, money is an abstraction; it’s a virtual

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If you understood what I wrote, then you’d understand why history shows us such global economic/banking/financial problems precipitate military conflict.

This is almost the same exact situation playing out over again. There are major changes in the international banking system. A major power is losing influence and

I would say the biggest threat from AI is job loss. It doesn’t take much unemployment to cause serious economic instability.

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“What is an SDR, Trebek.”
You are not dealing with reality. There are serious systemic problems with the American economy and I described them succinctly. Further, globalists have had plans in place to fuck America while transitioning to the next international economic system.

This is true, but which side has the answer? Liberals want more of the same. It’s not economically sustainable.

That’s hilarious. You found a meme. Good job. How about proposing a solution to the problems I describe? Oh ... you can’t.

“Democrats tax and spend, Republicans print money and spend.”

Umm ... Monetary policy? The blame should fall to both sides.

thanks for noticing

which is exactly where it needs to be if we want to protect economic and foreign policy interests.

I’m sorry that I can see what’s coming. That is an interesting excerpt to criticize. It’s too easy for you, a leftist.

In a resource-bound global economy, there will be bear markets for almost everything except commodities. What does that mean for the western world, whose economies are primarily dependent on bounding

how can three things be nearly the opposite of each other?