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That’s not helpful
by etrautmann 8mo ago
That’s not helpful
- SilverElfin 8mo agoMaybe this is not helpful either, but I wonder if that person is correct. The national debt is already bad. With the trillions of new national debt from the Trump administration, and also the destruction of basically every foreign relationship, how will the country manage its finances? I feel like the only way out is to print money and cause extreme inflation. But that also means the death of the US dollar as the global reserve currency.
- direwolf20 8mo agoLook at any other country that went through a similar period. These regimes never voluntarily relinquish power, but they're forced to within 20 years due to some crushing military defeat, economic collapse, assassination, violent revolt, etcetera. It's never ended with a peaceful transition of power and a smooth winding down of the bad stuff.
- HaZeust 8mo agoThe most recent historical example, the USSR, did so. How does that square with your premise and assertion?
- direwolf20 8mo agoThe Berlin wall fell when a hundred thousand people were standing at the wall waiting for it to fall.
- HaZeust 8mo agoWas this reply meant as anything but complementary to my position?