And whose capital? "Society's." That's socialism. Textbook stuff. Take a nice, slow, non-partisan tour sometime. I used to teach an Economic Systems Analysis course once -- right as the Berlin Wall was coming down and the Soviets were crumbling themselves. Heady times. (FUN times.)
It was for graduating Business seniors and I was kinda shocked at the eye-popping and shocked comments, when we got around to health care and schooling and yes -- governmental use of taxpayer-derived capital. But anyway,.....
It's only *not* socialism in the world of Faux News, who probably label it.... I dunno: "Patriot Dollars" or something. And then sell you another ad for Rupurt.![]()
Trump really is doing what he promised -- in that he is willing to destroy the US if it means he'll stay popular with voters. Leaders like that destroy countries.
Anyone want to exchange my USD for toilet paper? 1:1.
I think the Chinese will be happy to exchange their Yuan for USD, 1:1.Trump really is doing what he promised -- in that he is willing to destroy the US if it means he'll stay popular with voters. Leaders like that destroy countries.
Anyone want to exchange my USD for toilet paper? 1:1.
Trump really is doing what he promised -- in that he is willing to destroy the US if it means he'll stay popular with voters. Leaders like that destroy countries.
Anyone want to exchange my USD for toilet paper? 1:1.
Who's money was it in the first place? Tax payers, correct? You could easily argue that checks to tax payers and low interest loans to businesses is nothing more than returning some of the money that these productive people/businesses have contributed over the years. It's not the government's money. It's ours.
It's not. It's a credit entry backed by M1 creation. The taxpayers just opened a LOC.
I think the Chinese will be happy to exchange their Yuan for USD, 1:1.