The Deficit Myth: The Biggest Lie in Politics

Poorly.

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For all of those orthodox economic followers out there that also trade, go to Youtube and look up Mike Norman. Watch, listen ad trade.

Something stupid

I’ve made it easier for everyone:

No way! 5T in 2 months. What will that do to the debt? Bwahahahaha…

Erode faith in the dollar, weakening it further and contributing to the ongoing unsustainable rate of inflation.

Ignorance must truly be bliss. Keep sucking the BS peddled to morons who don’t understand math.

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You’re obsessed with “the debt.” You realize things can hurt normal people while not hurting, or even helping the government, right? You suck the cocks of the ultra-rich(these guys have much more money than the guy who owns the restaurant down the street, who you envy and hate for his wealth). The ultra-rich get the new money, while it decreases the purchasing power of everyone else’s money.

No I’m not obsessed with the debt. Orthodox economists are and they can’t figure out why they have been wrong for decades. I know it’s not an issue and I sleep just fine.

WTF, are you even talking about?

Maybe the economists who waned non-stop about the debt are the ones who do not understand math.

They might not either. But you definitely don’t.

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You are. You constantly bring it up. You just don’t know anything about it.

How dumbasses like you function as useful-idiots for the rich.

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Yes, it eroded faith that’s why all those interest instruments were sold. Jeeesh!

And most likely, without watching it you’ve already decided with your genius intellect, the conclusion of thought in this video.

Try inferring or maybe anything past the literal is too difficult to understand.

And if this happens to a basket of commodities during the same time-frame?

Because it is still talked about on a frequent basis. And why these idiots are still asked for their opinion on economic questions is laughable.

How so?

I know the Fed budget should not be run like a personal as the Fed is the issuer of the currency and everyone else is a user. Fundamentally different.

I believe in and follow economists who were correct in saying the debt/deficits do not mean a thing and you follow orthodox economists who’ve been wrong on that subject for decades. They show no compunction for their long held beliefs, which leads to wrong answers as their premise is wrong. So keep doubling down on your wrong conclusions OR come to the realization that you’ve been a victim of economic and other propaganda. Choice is yours.

And around and around you go on the merry-go-round of ignorance advertised as knowledge and understanding.
No rebuttal to any of the mathematics I posted above. Just because a predicted outcome hasn’t happened yet doesn’t preclude it. Can’t see that the exponential increase in deficit spending and the unsustainable inflation rates are tied to each other.
Keep being a clown and listening to basement dwellers like yourself who haven’t produced shit in their life.

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Says it all.