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That's a loan being back by a hard asset, not the actual currency. If you have a stack of 100 dollar bills, where do you take them? What debt are you repaying
by CyberDildonics 4y ago
That's a loan being back by a hard asset, not the actual currency.
If you have a stack of 100 dollar bills, where do you take them? What debt are you repaying or what can you exchange them for?
I think you are diverting from having such a hyperbolic reaction to someone else's comment. They pointed something out and you launched into some sort of conspiracy nonsense that they didn't say.
- arcticbull 4y agoSorry but I know based on our previous interactions you've no interest in engaging in good faith so I'm going to leave this conversation here. You're welcome to DYOR on how the monetary system works.
- CyberDildonics 4y agoSeems like projection when you can always just confront what I'm saying. I didn't write much, but you are just avoiding it and restating part of what you said before. Also do you realize you are accusing people of "bad faith" when you replied to someone and said "I'm sure they're just waiting for their fiat shill check form Soros.".