Confidence is important but it's not a magic wand that allows you to ignore basic economics you dumb fukk marxist.
You don’t know what the fukk Marxism is you imbecile. Didn’t you claim that you read Marx and when I pressed you on it you could t name one specific thing he said.
Marx believed that a proletarian of the dictatorship would lead to a stateless society where there wouldn’t be a need for government as every community would be self sufficient. That’s why there is a thing called libertarian socialism because many socialists believe in little government involvement outside of basic needs.
The USA, China, Japan, Norway, France, Britain, Chile, Korea etc all practice mixed economies and various degrees of social democracy.
Karl Marx was not a Social Democrat as social democrats believe that capitalism should occur and then the excess should be distributed amongst the needy.
Once again showing you don’t know what the fukk you are talking because your momma was on only fans instead of raising your little ass. Probably ate corn puffs for dinner didn’t ya
You can’t print money without impacting inflation or undermining the value of the dollar in the long run.
Wrong c00n
The dollar is overwhelming the world’s reserve currency coin. What fantasy world do you live in
If what you're saying was true, why would countries like Venezuela or Zimbabwe experience hyperinflation
Did you just compare Venezuela and Zimbabwe to the USA?
Actually that’s a good analogy, you are Zimbabwe, wealthy people like Elon Musk are the US.
Get it yet? Again do you need crayons?
And yes, the U.S. has significant assets and economic power, but even the wealthiest nations can’t just print money and increase debt forever.
Actually they can
Let’s take a look at countries by percentage of debt of the GDP instead of just raw debt that doesn’t tell us anything
As you can see the US debt to GDP ratio is inline with China and the EU. Japans is far higher.
Tell me you stupid bastwds are China, the EU, Japan and US on the verge of collapse
The debt ceiling isn’t just a 'formality,' it’s a signal that debt can grow to a point where it’s unsustainable, even for a country like the U.S.
That’s not the definition at all dummy
In the United States, the
debt ceiling or
debt limit is a legislative limit on the amount of
national debt that can be incurred by the
U.S. Treasury, thus limiting how much money the federal government may pay by borrowing more money, on the debt it already borrowed.
It’s just a legislative measure it has no overall impact on the economy or anything whatsoever as the US is in no danger of default no non its debt
We don’t even know the constitutionality of the US defaulting on its debt. I.e it will never happened and if it somehow did we were already fukked long before it happened.
This is a free lesson in economics child. You should pay me. In fact I’ll take a free subscription to your mommas only fans as payment
Like I said what happens if countries lose confidence???
What would happen if a meteor struck the United States
You also mentioned inflation. We've had historically low inflation until recently, but with rising national debt, inflation is already becoming a concern again.
No it’s not. Inflation is low. It ticked up a little because of supply issues during the pandemic but it was never a concern.
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I was a software engineer for a fortune 500 company you all have most likely used or have spent bread with
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Nobody with your punctuation skills, lack of vocabulary, economic understanding would ever have a real job. You arent fooling anyone sambo