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Those are not fantasies - they are hard economic facts that I am trying to know of you understand them.
Ignoring them only tells me that you do not and therefore do not understand what the debt even means.
No. I defer to you. Probably inflation...it doesn't really matter, though. The govt isn't in charge of our money. The "money supply" is regulated by the fed and they can manipulate it however they like, so your "theory" isn't even relevant.Irrelevant. Do you understand what that would mean to the money supply?
economic prosperity?
LMAO..this country is so far in debt that it borrows money to pay the INTEREST on money it ALREADY borrowed. We can't even BEGIN to pay down the principal.
That is called "bankruptcy" in the real world.
If they raised the tax rate to 90% it wouldn't be enough. They're cooking the books and juggling numbers, but it'll crash sooner or later.
I said "collapse". You said "revolution".And no one will do anything until they are personally effected. The revolution you hope for has few supporters otherwise.
They happen together.I said "collapse". You said "revolution".
Agenda?
If we had a zero debt there would be NO MONEY at all. None. Zero. That certainly does not reflect stability or prosperity. while Debt does not equal prosperity neither does 'paying off' the debt. All money is a reflection of debt.
Now, that may not be the ideal but as of this moment we have a fiat currency so that is where we are BUT you cannot state that the debt is massive and cannot be paid off without understanding that paying off the debt would be disastrous in general. The real discussion, then, is what is an ideal debt? That can take pages though and I ma not all that well versed in economics to fill it BUT I can say that your assertion that the debt is an example of the US being economically defunct is completely incorrect - it is not indicative of that.
Yeah..and you need to check the numbers.The deficit is a much better indication of economic stability and that is also reliant upon the GDP growth as well.
Really, the short of this is that the US is still and will be for a long time to come an economic and prosperous powerhouse. Revolution or collapse will NOT come anytime soon because as long as we are economically sound (and we are even with the troubles we have) people are not going to ruin their well off lives for the drudgery and death that occurs over a collapse.
People have to be starving to death first and we are not remotely close to that.
I said "collapse". You said "revolution".
Agenda?
They happen together.
Irrelevant. Do you understand what that would mean to the money supply?
I said collapse...you said revolution. Two different events.I'm sorry if the word doesn't fit your scenario.
It means there would be no worthless Federal Reserve Notes in circulation, and everyone would be using US MINT Gold/Silver Eagles instead. That would be a good thing.
^ direct quote from a German citizen circa 1938The military is a cross-section of our society, they are not a bunch of brain washed drones. They will not turn on their own friends and family.
A document released by the U.S. Army details preparations for “full scale riots” within the United States during which troops may be forced to engage in a “lethal response” to deal with unruly crowds of demonstrators.
The appearance of the document amidst growing unrest in Ferguson, Missouri, with the National Guard now being called in to deal with the disorder, is an ominous coincidence.
The 132-page document, titled U.S. Army Techniques Publication 3-39.33: Civil Disturbances (PDF), was written in April 2014 and recently obtained by Public Intelligence.
It's too late. This country is finished anyway.
The next phases will be collapse, partitioning and reconstruction.
All good. It's the natural progression of all governments. They are all born in blood and revolution and they all die in blood and revolution. We're no different.
NEWS FLASH: The U.S. Military has contingency plans for a great many potential threats. I know, I used to write them. What, you want an ill-prepared national armed forces? Recall that the oath of military office states against all enemies, "foreign and domestic." Since the military is entirely constitutional, your fears, if you have them (not sure), are entirely ideological and emotional and reactionary.
I was sitting at the VFW last night with friends and one of my buddies brought up the subject.."isn't it interesting that so many of the television shows and movies coming out of Hollywierd are about Armegeddon type disasters?" I got to thinking about it and I agree. "The Last Ship" "The Walking Dead" "The Strain" "Falling Skies" and so on...I understand that everything works in cycles..but Science Fiction often becomes reality..Who knows? Maybe a harbinger?
I can tell you that you are incorrect in that assertion. The US military will not participate in a full scale slaughtering of American citizens - period. We are people too. Do you think we are robots that cannot see and feel what our actions lead to?
It might not even happen right away but if the government ever decides to truly use the US military as a hammer against its own citizens many military members will simply walk away, unable to kill those that they are sworn to protect.
I don't know if an uprising will necessarily 'win.' In that scenario everyone loses, period. Nor will the US military necessarily win - even if they kill every single one of those that are against them. The very act of pursuing a large scale war within our own boarders will cause the nation to collapse - we simply could not take the hit economically.
This scenario is an eventuality - that is almost a given as all nations collapse and we are no exception. It is, IMHO, a LONG time off though. We will not see true rebellion in my lifetime and I ma glad for it. My children though? That I am not to sure about.