We have to spend every penny we have this year or we won't get the same or more next year.
I have personally witnessed the following:
Mil bases (every branch) desperate to spend "funny money" around September
Public schools flipping BRAND NEW textbooks & other NEW materials into the dumpster, in order to create a need to balloon the budget
Absolute waste, disrespect, abuse of equipment - in some cases sabotage of perfectly operational, in hopes of getting new replacement equipment (10s-100s of thousands of dollars BTW)
WASTE is an absolute RAMPANT PROBLEM in EVERY place OUR tax dollars are spent -that we are FORCED TO PAY under the threat of VIOLENCE.
There are two key causes of inflation: “printing” money too fast for the economy’s growth and money for nothing. IE all the welfare type programs and government contract corruption. Social security is basically an inflation push. Money out of your pockets holds down inflation and money for no product is inflationary.
A key reason for Trump’s low inflation was that millions of people went from welfare to work.
A very simple concept. You work and eat and save for your own retirement. No more social security and or Medicare. I would do it all myself. No need for the government to take care of anyone.
I base my explanation on a slight variant of the Monopoly game. First, you need to remove the fixed prices and when the chance to buy a property arises there should be an auction in which every player can participate. I don't expect that would change the game very much.
Then you allow one player to print his own money. Now you have a situation where he can outbid everyone and prices will rise.
Ideally, the money printer should spend all his money on a new development somewhere, that is, add some more squares to the board. That way there would be more choice and no inflation.
Banks like inflation. Imagine you put $1,000 into the bank and take it out a year later following a year of 10% inflation. The bank would have invested your money, perhaps they bought $1,000-worth of gold. When you take your money out, they sell the gold for the inflated $1,100 and give you your $1,000 back. They pocket the difference.
...and stop undercutting American paychecks with H1B.
I agree.
I agree too. I’m against all forms of slave labor and h1 visas are just that.
Yes.
Here's the problem... You ready?
I have personally witnessed the following:
Mil bases (every branch) desperate to spend "funny money" around September
Public schools flipping BRAND NEW textbooks & other NEW materials into the dumpster, in order to create a need to balloon the budget
Absolute waste, disrespect, abuse of equipment - in some cases sabotage of perfectly operational, in hopes of getting new replacement equipment (10s-100s of thousands of dollars BTW)
WASTE is an absolute RAMPANT PROBLEM in EVERY place OUR tax dollars are spent -that we are FORCED TO PAY under the threat of VIOLENCE.
This shit MUST stop!
Oh yes. You got it. I have seen this also.
DOGE, DOGE and more DOGE and then we can start counting those apples again!
Yes. Amen.
You should check on her.
Hopefully she is doing well.
You certainly have a great big family. Nice.
You keep them on the straight and narrow and tell them not to take any more pharmaceuticals.
There are two key causes of inflation: “printing” money too fast for the economy’s growth and money for nothing. IE all the welfare type programs and government contract corruption. Social security is basically an inflation push. Money out of your pockets holds down inflation and money for no product is inflationary.
A key reason for Trump’s low inflation was that millions of people went from welfare to work.
A very simple concept. You work and eat and save for your own retirement. No more social security and or Medicare. I would do it all myself. No need for the government to take care of anyone.
I base my explanation on a slight variant of the Monopoly game. First, you need to remove the fixed prices and when the chance to buy a property arises there should be an auction in which every player can participate. I don't expect that would change the game very much.
Then you allow one player to print his own money. Now you have a situation where he can outbid everyone and prices will rise.
Ideally, the money printer should spend all his money on a new development somewhere, that is, add some more squares to the board. That way there would be more choice and no inflation.
Banks like inflation. Imagine you put $1,000 into the bank and take it out a year later following a year of 10% inflation. The bank would have invested your money, perhaps they bought $1,000-worth of gold. When you take your money out, they sell the gold for the inflated $1,100 and give you your $1,000 back. They pocket the difference.
Ouch you lost me. I am just brain-dead. LOL
Give this guy an apple. Go Canada.
He deserves more than an apple for explaining so clearly.