Then you must be collectivist as you blame every problem on progressives. It is a core tenant of the right to be hypocrites that use false equivalencies and revisionist history.
no I don't actually. i have no opressor. I blame the individual Americans ignorance of the banking system.
Have you ever considered maybe you are ignoring arguments that support our current banking and monetary systems?
I'm listening to an informed person. I'm laughing at the revisionist history propaganda you quite honestly seem to believe.
if we make you serve purples you will just hate them more now though.
and we all know who runs that, don't we?
Americans. you think it's some jew conspiracy that's on you.
literally no one else on earth is obsessed with the "muh" thing and banking conspiracies and doesn't blame on jews you transparent fucktard.
I am no-one else on earth, correct. it's good to see you finally grasping the basics.
no one buys it, jew hater.
I don't have a problem with its existence, but rather with how it's being run, who benefits and who loses.
I can picture a situation where criticisms of those types could be valid. To be honest, the theories that guide our monetary policy or the people that run our monetary policy are something I'm pretty green to.
Here's one; near zero interest rates artificially pump up asset prices to the point where they're unaffordable for most while simultaneously they excessively enrich those who own the assets. This affects stocks and real estate and has the effect of widening the gap between rich and poor.
Why/how do they do that?
Because the cost of money falls to zero- or even negative if interest rates are lower than inflation, so those with credit can borrow ever more money and chase more assets, thereby driving up prices.
Nicer places to live than the United States? Good list, wrong thread.
Yes, we all know that you are a "special" kind of deep south redneck.
Most members are appalled at the shit you spew here. The really pathetic thing is that you apparently believe it.
