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Shouldn't that be reason enough to get rid of it for something that's not trying to become worthless and rob you of your purchasing power? It's pushing endless
by rawtxapp 5y ago
Shouldn't that be reason enough to get rid of it for something that's not trying to become worthless and rob you of your purchasing power?
It's pushing endless/pointless consumerism. People will spend money on things they need, they will also spend money on things they want, but this is pushing them to spend money for the sake of spending it.
- arcticbull 5y agoNot necessarily consumerism. It's a temporary/intermediate representation of value. You can move it into any kind of investment. The only encouragement is to keep it as not-cash.