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It can't be all there is to it. In Afghanistan, puppies have been cultivated in open fields for decades and the US hasn't done shit - besides patrolling. I reme
by wtf_is_frp 10y ago
It can't be all there is to it. In Afghanistan, puppies have been cultivated in open fields for decades and the US hasn't done shit - besides patrolling. I remember reading somewhere that the US banks benefited from the liquid cash of these kind of activities during the financial crisis in 2008.
- murbard2 10y agoPuppies growing in open fields sounds adorable. But in all seriousness, no those activities do not generate "liquid cash" (if anything they're more likely to use physical cash as storage and withdraw it from circulation) and even if there was a plausible mechanism by which it could help US banks, the size of it is very small potatoes compared to the woes encountered in 2008.
- wtf_is_frp 10y agoSince I am not an economist, I can't argue its validity: http://www.reuters.com/article/financial-un-drugs-idUSLP65079620090125 http://www.reuters.com/article/financial-un-drugs-idUSLP6507...