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2024-03-29 at 4:02 AM UTC𝕋𝕆𝕋𝕊𝔼 🍞🔓 T͖̮̗ͦ͊ͥhͭ̆e͈̰͌̾̈́͑ ̤̾̔ͅĆ̗̐̈́͐H̱̪͖̒ͧͤ͒̑A̼̱͓̙̯̋͂O͎͚͇͑ͅS̍̌͑͊͊ ̣͗͋C̑ͯͬͩR̼̳̓ͭ̾̅Ḙ̯̮̫͇ͨW̭̣͖ ̐̊w͉͍͚̺ͥ̊ͅoͦû͎̹ḷͬ̇d͈̮͐͌̔̽ ̟̺̄͑͂l̫͔̠̹ͭ͊̾ͨi̝̪̿̽ͅͅk̺e͙͕̗ͬ͗͆̈ ̔̃ͤ̂t̮ͧͤ̍ͨo̩ͭ̿́ ̱̩͙̓͛̄͗l̖̍̔̽̍̔o̔̊ck͔̱͈͕͍ ͈͇̖̂̑̋̒̆ͅt̪̜̭͉͋ḣ̪̞̰͛̈́ͅḭ̹̓ͯ̉̊̄ͅṣ ͉͇ͣ̽̂ͅť͓͔̯̼͙̒ͪh̅ͤͯ͆r̺̪̝͒ͦ͂̑e̪̬̫͚ͨ̒͒a̮ͩ̓̌ͪd̪̖̽͊ 🔐🧵 ᗪ卄
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2024-03-29 at 4:23 AM UTCI think I sort of understand. Ow. All those ten or young girls u met I established relationships with leading to nothing not even kissing or sex. It’s the journey not the end goal that counts.
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2024-03-29 at 11:59 AM UTC
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2024-03-29 at 12:05 PM UTCChinese companies are producing too many batteries, solar panels, and electric cars, harming American workers, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has claimed.
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2024-03-29 at 1:05 PM UTC
Originally posted by ner vegas Chinese companies are producing too many batteries, solar panels, and electric cars, harming American workers, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has claimed.
Turns out stuff isn't actually hard to make. Machines and all that.
America has always not cared about Chinese overproduction. The idea was that America would benefit from "imported deflation" from China making stuff cheaper and cheaper, but counter it with money printing/debt issuance of its own. The long term effect was that consumer goods were kept cheap, while asset/property prices were allowed to rise. And because of the way inflation is measured, America has had like 20% inflation since 2001.
It worked fine once China was buying American treasury bonds and American property. Economists called it "the dance of the dragon and the hawk". America was just so big they thought it could go on forever. -
2024-03-29 at 2:21 PM UTC
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2024-03-29 at 2:24 PM UTC
Originally posted by Donald Trump Turns out stuff isn't actually hard to make. Machines and all that.
America has always not cared about Chinese overproduction. The idea was that America would benefit from "imported deflation" from China making stuff cheaper and cheaper, but counter it with money printing/debt issuance of its own. The long term effect was that consumer goods were kept cheap, while asset/property prices were allowed to rise. And because of the way inflation is measured, America has had like 20% inflation since 2001.
It worked fine once China was buying American treasury bonds and American property. Economists called it "the dance of the dragon and the hawk". America was just so big they thought it could go on forever.
It's not that. It's that the aristocracy has so much wealth and means they're immune to market conditions and economic collapse. -
2024-03-29 at 2:25 PM UTC
Originally posted by Warcry I think I sort of understand. Ow. All those ten or young girls u met I established relationships with leading to nothing not even kissing or sex. It’s the journey not the end goal that counts.
Ten year olds and younger are too old for you. Stick to the toddlers...they're more your speed -
2024-03-29 at 2:34 PM UTC
Originally posted by Donald Trump Turns out stuff isn't actually hard to make. Machines and all that.
no. the hardness of making stuffs lies in the ability to mass produce them at a rate quick enough to be profitable despite being dirt cheap.
just go to youtube and check out those chinese factory workers and japanese factory workers and compare their productivity.America has always not cared about Chinese overproduction. The idea was that America would benefit from "imported deflation" from China making stuff cheaper and cheaper, but counter it with money printing/debt issuance of its own. The long term effect was that consumer goods were kept cheap, while asset/property prices were allowed to rise. And because of the way inflation is measured, America has had like 20% inflation since 2001.
It worked fine once China was buying American treasury bonds and American property. Economists called it "the dance of the dragon and the hawk". America was just so big they thought it could go on forever.
actually this still is the case and the only changes is that there are now ultra corporations standing in the way between the money printing press and the "americans".
it used to be a huge percentage of whatever amount of money the fed printed trickled down to the "americans" but now the money got stuck somewhere in between the fed and the people that need to spend these newly printed monies.
entities like nigger rock and vangard dont become ultra capitalized overnight at nobodys expenses. -
2024-03-29 at 2:36 PM UTC
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2024-03-29 at 3:08 PM UTC
Originally posted by Charles Ex Machina eh, the sixties faxed and they want their mantra back.
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2024-03-29 at 3:32 PM UTC
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2024-03-29 at 3:43 PM UTCThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2024-03-29 at 3:53 PM UTC
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2024-03-29 at 4:25 PM UTC
Originally posted by Charles Ex Machina what if the government doesnt control the central bank ?
They shouldn't. I don't think central banks would exist in a purely market solution capitalist system, they wouldn't need to exist. The supply of money is already self regulating as is and it' thes world governments playing catch up trying to regulate the financial world, just look at people like Donald Trump
Clearly the system doesn't exist to benefit the market as a whole or the consumer or average member of society but it is a system that only exists to prop itself up and fund the control, you are paying to borrow money, you don't own it. Any day they can pull the rug and you will return to your slave status with your bank reset to $0 and property seized (they will find a reason) -
2024-03-29 at 4:34 PM UTC
Originally posted by Iron Ree They shouldn't. I don't think central banks would exist in a purely market solution capitalist system, they wouldn't need to exist. The supply of money is already self regulating as is and it' thes world governments playing catch up trying to regulate the financial world, just look at people like Donald Trump
Clearly the system doesn't exist to benefit the market as a whole or the consumer or average member of society but it is a system that only exists to prop itself up and fund the control, you are paying to borrow money, you don't own it. Any day they can pull the rug and you will return to your slave status with your bank reset to $0 and property seized (they will find a reason)
who should be the issuer of debt (money) if not central bank. -
2024-03-29 at 4:35 PM UTCThe "Federal" Reserve is a private corporation.
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