That reminds me of Bribem's never ending lie of how he cut the deficit in half during his administration. What kind of math is that? Also there is no such thing as forgiveness of student loans. Someone has to pay for those loans. What kind of math is that? What, because the majority of loans are from the gov? I guess that makes it OK... what kind of math is that? Price of Gold is highly manipulated, but there comes a point when the dollar just isn't worth the paper it's printed on because of abuses of printing money and causing inflation and they all flock to gold. If you were smart, you seen this coming years ago.
I don't know about the deficit under Biden, but under Clinton we had a surplus.
What I said was millions are nothing. In the global picture, millions are pretty much nothing. I get it that all those numbers sound the same, billions, millions, trillions, other than that though, they not at similar at all.
In propaganda they are used to rile people up over trivial things. It gives credibility to the position that the recipient is a victim. This creates a bond between all the people that have innumeracy, with the people that tell them how horrible it is to be that victimized.
That's some powerful juju right there.
Student Loans. Well that's really not a math thing, or a deception thing, everyone knows the where the money comes from. It's a philosophy thing. Your issue is that you just don't agree with it. My feeling about it is, that what we need to do is teach American Citizens to have pride in hard work well done. Then we wouldn't need so much immigrant labor, you know, the kind that does take pride in hard work well done. Then we could afford to educate all of our citizens and actually increase the average IQ of the country, not just that of the wealthy.
Gold Standard. I really laugh at this one. Because you obviously think your views on this are correct. This isn't an opinion thing, like education, this is a fact thing, and you have it completely wrong. Oil is the backer for our currency, gold is a Fiat backer, it only has value when people believe it has value. That's what you are trying to say is wrong with paper.
Paper money, or rather now days, digital money is an IOU and the value is based on the reliability of the holder of currency, and also that you can trade it for some Oil. We can get into this later, you and Pat like to add too many topics to one post. That is a form of propaganda as well.
Inflation. This is a hard one. There are very few subjects that have as much false propaganda. We can do economic debates later, one topic at a time. We can start it with this though.
The US has been "printing money" or creating quantitative easing, which is the actual way currency is injected into the economy, for decades. Why have we not had continuous inflation that whole time? The simple answer is that there is not a direct correlation. Something else changed. What do you think that was?
