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The Frame tv is around 1700 dollars brehThere not that expensive breh....
Democrats purposing 2k per person every month.Suspending Mortgage/credit card etc payments
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Not the only nikka trying to get a tv I see
You brehs got the right idea. It’s starting to get warm. My stimulus bag might be spent on a nice patio set.
DJ Paul's Arm
Veteran
This ain't passing
Remember this is America jack
Remember this is America jack
will you change your avi/name if it does?
Yo you just reminded me, it's been a year, I can change my name now. So, maybe.
We need to egg the Republicans on so they come up with a proposal that's even better and then do the same with Democrats after. 
I mean it sounds good and cut the check but where the fukk is the money coming from
Especially with everything stoping
if u goto ya nearest shell exxon etc to get gas and u see
on the ground in between the pump and the trash cans..you gone question where it came from or take it??
Federal ReserveI mean it sounds good and cut the check but where the fukk is the money coming from
Especially with everything stoping
SuavePrince
All Star
Invest that money breh firstif this happens imma treat myself and get that Samsung frame tv
I mean it sounds good and cut the check but where the fukk is the money coming from
Especially with everything stoping
Like with a lot of government spending, it comes from nowhere. Just print more money.
The US follows an economic theory called "Modern Monetary Theory", which basically says that government deficits and debts aren't inherently bad, since the government can always just print more money to make payments on its debts
The only concern is not causing hyperinflation, but in certain instances you can print a lot of money without necessarily causing hyperinflation. Hyperinflation needs 2 things to happen, 1. fast growth in the money supply AND 2. a "high velocity of money", people are exchanging money very often. Thus, it's possible to quickly increase the money supply (e.g. by spending out of thin air like this) without necessarily causing hyperinflation, by doing it when there is a "low velocity of money", which there will be in a rough time like this.
That's just my basic intro macroeconomics understanding. I'll have to watch some YouTube videos on the Modern Monetary Theory witchcraft now to understand it more. Indubitably
I mean it sounds good and cut the check but where the fukk is the money coming from
Especially with everything stoping
As you can see with these corporate bailouts, money is of no object to the federal government
This is more or less a consumer bailout
The Frame tv is around 1700 dollars breh
That's nothing, I paid $2,200 for my 65" Samsung KS8000 back in 2016, cash. Then almost another $2K for an AVR.
If Americans weren't so "boot-strapper-y" we'd done this instead of that bullshyt tax cut and prolly be in a better place to save for ourselves through this.
But, yea, this shyt is great