The problem is the dollar will lose close to half of its value. The economist I like says the dollar is a long way from over, even at half the value.
I'm not an economist like you claim to be. Please 'splain to me what you are saying, Lucy.
The problem is the dollar will lose close to half of its value. The economist I like says the dollar is a long way from over, even at half the value.
It means no such thing. I swear to God you people talking about the dollar failing seriously need to look into taking Econ 101, Hillsdale offers Econ 101 online for free, I urge you to take advantage of that.
You made a statement about the dollar failing. How exactly is that going to happen? In your own words.
Half the world is trying to avoid the IMF and world bank. That won't kill the dollar but it has competition now.I'm not an economist like you claim to be. Please 'splain to me what you are saying, Lucy.
Half the world is trying to avoid the IMF and world bank. That won't kill the dollar but it has competition now.
I'm not an economist like you claim to be. Please 'splain to me what you are saying, Lucy.
Everyone in America is about to become a certain percentage poorer. The number is uncertain as of yet, but a reasonable conservative estimate is 9%-15% minimum.
What Hillary assassinated Khadaffi to prevent? Biden has made happen anyway, and then some.
Yes, that's what redefining words is called.I didn't change shit.
Nope. I'm teaching you that inflation is properly defined as the decrease in purchasing power of a currency. I would never have imagined that I would be the first person to explain this to you, but that must be the case if, as you insist, you are not redefining the word.you're trying to redefine inflation as any time prices rise.
You are babbling, and of course you know this because if you actually had some notion of what you were trying to express you would have at least ventured an explanation. I already know that you have no clue what fascism is, but don't worry, many don't. However, I have to ask you what you mean by "fiat currency fascist"? That can't possibly have anything to do with your misconception of fascism. I notice you tossing in the word "Keynesian" which would be redundant with the correct version of fascism, except that you bitched at Into the Night for his correct characterization of fascism, so what could you possibly mean, except that you owe Into the Night an apology for your misspeak?you're a keynesian fiat currency fascist trying to destroy words, legion.
You made a statement about the dollar failing. How exactly is that going to happen? In your own words.
Matt, Guille is right in asking. All the signs point to other currencies and other economies failing. You are speaking entirely out of fear (emotion) which is always the wrong answer, especially when the fear is based on misinformation.You fuckin' moron! Rising interest rates and the world moving off of the petrodollar! It's already happening.
I will grant you that the dollar is suffering from some higher-than-normal inflation without the benefit of accompanying growth. This is bad ... but not doomsday. Your doom-and-gloom outlook ... I'm not buying it.Neither is the dollar but it will lose close to half its value.
Matt, Guille is right in asking.
Oooh, irony.Sez Mr. Tiny Penis who takes up half his post with his oversized signature.
Biden has voted with republicans his entire 50-year political career. Biden has continued most of Trump's policies. Funny how Xi is making peace with Zelensky while Biden is trying to start another proxy war in Taiwan. The war machine loves you democrats.
I will grant you that the dollar is suffering from some higher-than-normal inflation without the benefit of accompanying growth. This is bad ... but not doomsday. Your doom-and-gloom outlook ... I'm not buying it.
However, rather than quibble over disagreement of unspecified measures, I would rather join you in emphasizing your main point that we Americans should at least be concerned about the situation and be willing to take action if necessary. This is a time of economic concern and I would rather back your point than disagree with it.
Matt, Guille is right in asking. All the signs point to other currencies and other economies failing. You are speaking entirely out of fear (emotion) which is always the wrong answer, especially when the fear is based on misinformation.
* If a currency is on the cusp of failing, nobody will want that currency and nobody will buy debt in that currency. Everybody will rush to get rid of whatever they have of that currency, even at a discount.
* Those who hold a failing currency will rush to exchange all of it for as much of a strong currency as possible.
Do you understand the above?
China is rushing to buy up US debt and is the #1 foreign holder of US debt (over $1 Trillion). Look to China's economy (and currency) to fail, and to the US dollar to not.
BRICS collectively has exchanged their own currencies for over $2 Trillion in US debt, just to add a semblance of stability.
It would appear that you have a certain amount of emotional equity invested in your position, but if you'll take a moment to step back and analyze the situation dispassionately, this is good news. You do not need to panic on that front.
The cause for alarm is in the area of US fiscal policy, of overprinting dollars as a way to overspend and, of course, the overspending itself. We would all benefit from Into the Night giving us a rundown in that area because he stays abreast of it, being rather concerned about it as he is. Frankly, we should all be more concerned about it. So, if you are looking for where you should be focusing your attention, it's with our Congress, not with other countries or trading blocs that are going to fizzle.
Yes, that's what redefining words is called.
Nope. I'm teaching you that inflation is properly defined as the decrease in purchasing power of a currency. I would never have imagined that I would be the first person to explain this to you, but that must be the case if, as you insist, you are not redefining the word.
You are babbling, and of course you know this because if you actually had some notion of what you were trying to express you would have at least ventured an explanation. I already know that you have no clue what fascism is, but don't worry, many don't. However, I have to ask you what you mean by "fiat currency fascist"? That can't possibly have anything to do with your misconception of fascism. I notice you tossing in the word "Keynesian" which would be redundant with the correct version of fascism, except that you bitched at Into the Night for his correct characterization of fascism, so what could you possibly mean, except that you owe Into the Night an apology for your misspeak?
Another 17 or so nations joining BRICS. And Europe isn't so sure about us either.
Would you rather have had Hillary?
No, but if Trump had resigned after his first year and let Pence take the helm, we'd likely have a Republican President right now.

When all the world currencies fail, eveyone will be poorer. (in general)
Matt, Guille is right in asking. All the signs point to other currencies and other economies failing. You are speaking entirely out of fear (emotion) which is always the wrong answer, especially when the fear is based on misinformation.
* If a currency is on the cusp of failing, nobody will want that currency and nobody will buy debt in that currency. Everybody will rush to get rid of whatever they have of that currency, even at a discount.
* Those who hold a failing currency will rush to exchange all of it for as much of a strong currency as possible.
Do you understand the above?
China is rushing to buy up US debt and is the #1 foreign holder of US debt (over $1 Trillion). Look to China's economy (and currency) to fail, and to the US dollar to not.
BRICS collectively has exchanged their own currencies for over $2 Trillion in US debt, just to add a semblance of stability.
It would appear that you have a certain amount of emotional equity invested in your position, but if you'll take a moment to step back and analyze the situation dispassionately, this is good news. You do not need to panic on that front.
The cause for alarm is in the area of US fiscal policy, of overprinting dollars as a way to overspend and, of course, the overspending itself. We would all benefit from Into the Night giving us a rundown in that area because he stays abreast of it, being rather concerned about it as he is. Frankly, we should all be more concerned about it. So, if you are looking for where you should be focusing your attention, it's with our Congress, not with other countries or trading blocs that are going to fizzle.
Oooh, irony.
I❤Irony