debt always gets accounted for by somebody.
Often gets "accounted for" by others who did not benefit from the debt creation.
debt always gets accounted for by somebody.
Often gets "accounted for" by others who did not benefit from the debt creation.
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you've consistently denied their [Boomer] culpability
Let me say one more time... YOU'RE FULL OF SHIT ON THIS. IT'S NOT THE BOOMERS WHO ARE CULPABLE NOR THE ARCHITECTS OF ANY OF THIS MESS... IT'S THE POLITICOS!
There are ZERO examples of Boomers demanding, "gimme this and charge it to my kids/grandkids". In fact, there are lots of examples of Boomers who have proclaimed, "I'd rather do without than make my kids pay for it".
Wake UP. Get your head out of your "Boomer biased" ass and put some thought to it, please.
The POLITICIANS ARE BOOMERS!
In every instance, when given the opportunity to take some medicine, we have BOOMERS who have opted to double down on the stupidity and create even bigger bubbles...
Jesus Christ! The Boomers didn't do what you claim. It was the Politicos. As a group the Boomers are as stupid as a mud fence. They didn't "double down" on ANYTHING!!!!!)
One more STUPID comment like that, and I'm going to have to put you on ignore...
You're claiming, "60-yr old politicos" made laws and policies... therefor ALL Boomers are at fault"?
Anyone with half-a-brain can see the fallacy of that argument.
lol, and anyone with half-a-brain can see the fallacy of your argument that boomers are somehow not represented amongst the politico class...
And since I'm going on ignore anyway...You are one senile old fuck, so put me on ignore dumbass!

Yes, the next generation...boomers have had three opportunities in 15 years to unload their inflated assets (and yes you've consistently denied their culpability), but the architects of all of these bubble/busts are from the boomer generation and they are uber-dove's who openly cheer on equity/real estate bubbles...
It's merely a footnote that this calculated offshoot of monetary policy has a negative impact on the following generations that are faced with overvalued equities, real estate and absurd tuition costs...