Slade3200
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I'm not posing an answer am asking you a question... to identify the problem and how it is going to swallow us like you claim. I'm all for being fiscally responsible but I'm also for being honest about the situation which I don't believe you are unless you can explain it to meDebt does matter but you aren't being realistic about what the national debt is not how it affects us. It isn't like a credit card debt, and we don't have a deadline where we need to write a check for 19 trillion dollars. We can't default on anything unless the value of the dollar crashes. So please explain how this happensI mean.....seriously dude....how do you think it "plays out"? Can you stop being a disingenuous liberal for 10 seconds and just embrace reality? This isn't Monopoly money. These are real debts that are really owed. And they've reached a staggering $19 trillion. There is a grand total of $1.46 trillion in U.S. currency. You don't see a mind-boggling problem there chief? If they confiscated every single penny from every single person in the U.S., they would only have 1/20th of the money they need to cover the debt.What consequences from the debt are we going to realize? Please explain how this plays out
How does it end? First like Detroit - with bankruptcy. Where people who are owed money get fucked royally out of their money. Then it moves to the former U.S.S.R. - with complete and total collapse. Where everyone waits days in life for a fucking loaf of bread.
But by all means...continue to buy into the the false liberal narrative that debts don't matter, that this is all just funny money, and that there will be no consequences whatsoever for our actions.![]()
Why don't you study 1920s Germany to get your answer.
Is your answer to an ever increasing debt to continue to take on more because, in your words, "we don't have a deadline where we need to write a check"?