While I don't disagree with you, and I think a smoother transition is likely, the current dollar WILL become worthless in the not too distant future (it could take a few years, or a few months, I have no idea). One way or another, the dollar will become not even worth burning or using for toilet paper. That WILL happen. I will show why (soonish).
While MOASS is legally a necessity, it isn't actually a necessity. It doesn't have to happen. I think it can be avoided indefinitely. They own all the lawmakers. They have for at least 150 years. They own all the gears and levers of the machine. Legally speaking, they own all of us through the debt based society they created. Even though some people escape that debt, or at least live a convincing illusion that they have, and all GME holders hope to be among the lucky few that do, all the rest of humanity will be destroyed by our money, because debt + money = 0. That statement probably makes no sense, and the implications are difficult to comprehend. I have written so much on it, its going to take so much more evidence and analysis to understand what that means, but I show clearly that it is true, what the downstream effects are, why it was designed that way, and what types of solutions exist (i.e. the necessary ingredients of any solution).
The only real way out of this mess is to stop holding up the board (we aren't players or pieces in their game, we are just holding up the board). I don't know how we will do that. Completely stop using Federal Reserve Notes? Refuse to pay taxes? (You must use FRNs to pay taxes by law.) Take over the government through free and fair elections and make new laws? I don't know how, I just know that that is the only way to win. We can't win their game. We can only force them to stop playing, since we are essential for it to work.
While I don't disagree with you, and I think a smoother transition is likely, the current dollar WILL become worthless in the not too distant future (it could take a few years, or a few months, I have no idea). One way or another, the dollar will become not even worth burning or using for toilet paper. That WILL happen. I will show why (soonish).
While MOASS is legally a necessity, it isn't actually a necessity. It doesn't have to happen. I think it can be avoided indefinitely. They own all the lawmakers. They have for at least 150 years. They own all the gears and levers of the machine. Legally speaking, they own all of us through the debt based society they created. Even though some people escape that debt, or at least live a convincing illusion that they have, and all GME holders hope to be among the lucky few that do, all the rest of humanity will be destroyed by our money, because debt + money = 0. That statement probably makes no sense, and the implications are difficult to comprehend. I have written so much on it, its going to take so much more evidence and analysis to understand what that means, but I show clearly that it is true, why it is true, and what types of solutions exist (i.e. the necessary ingredients of any solution).
The only real way out of this mess is to stop holding up the board (we aren't players or pieces in their game, we are just holding up the board). I don't know how we will do that. Completely stop using Federal Reserve Notes? Refuse to pay taxes? (You must use FRNs to pay taxes by law.) Take over the government through free and fair elections and make new laws? I don't know how, I just know that that is the only way to win. We can't win their game. We can only force them to stop playing, since we are essential for it to work.