The way to fix this is to limit the Federal Government to its Constitutionally authorized activities. Neither Medicare, nor Social Security, nor welfare, nor unemployment benefits are constitutional. End them, now.
I think most presidents in recent history haven't done much to help. Clinton had a step in the right direction, but the only reason it wasn't a 'deficit' was that they were spending social security money. If you take that into account we've had deficits almost since the inception of our country. Debt isn't necessarily bad but in the next few decades our debt will explode exponentially into tens of trillions of dollars, which IS a problem, a BIG problem...
hows aboutsssss reducing military spending and replacing the current welfare system with a graded basic-income scheme which is fair to all people and eliminates the poverty trap
oh wait a minute, then the government couldn' keep us all enslaved, oops
Good video, this is important stuff to get out into the world.
Have you seen this movie?
watch?v=5r6-o1lpJHU
What do you think about its explanation of the basic problem with the Federal Reserve?
There is a moment in this video where they quote Marriner Eccles, Governor of the Federal Reserve in 1941 that for me explained the basic problem in a nutshell:
"If there were no debts in our money system, there wouldn't be any money."
it's hard to say. i dont belive everything in zeitgiest but they do make a good point about the fed. if you are interested in that subject i suggest you checkout my playlist 'the creature from jekyll island' and it talks all about the fed. i'm no sure if it's the source of all our problems, but i dont think private bankers should control our monetary policy
well, when congress approves the healthcare bill tonight, I'm sure this number will at least double. Anyone konw of a good country to move to?
gtc1961 1 year ago
still sorting it out... ill let you know. haha. I'm not joking
collapseofthedollar 1 year ago
The way to fix this is to limit the Federal Government to its Constitutionally authorized activities. Neither Medicare, nor Social Security, nor welfare, nor unemployment benefits are constitutional. End them, now.
thelopper 1 year ago
President Bush sure did his part very well to blow up the national debt. Well done!
bunga40 2 years ago
I think most presidents in recent history haven't done much to help. Clinton had a step in the right direction, but the only reason it wasn't a 'deficit' was that they were spending social security money. If you take that into account we've had deficits almost since the inception of our country. Debt isn't necessarily bad but in the next few decades our debt will explode exponentially into tens of trillions of dollars, which IS a problem, a BIG problem...
collapseofthedollar 2 years ago
@bunga40 Obama is looking like Bush on steroids... lol
delyshBB 2 years ago
obama=bush=mccain=same old shit different term
collapseofthedollar 2 years ago
Psalms 9
17 The wicked shall be turned into hell, and all the nations that forget God.
ChristianArmorOfGod 2 years ago
Americans will turn to communism to find the answer to this. So ironic xD
SerbianPaladin 3 years ago 3
hows aboutsssss reducing military spending and replacing the current welfare system with a graded basic-income scheme which is fair to all people and eliminates the poverty trap
oh wait a minute, then the government couldn' keep us all enslaved, oops
RevolutionaryJam 3 years ago 4
Good video, this is important stuff to get out into the world.
Have you seen this movie?
watch?v=5r6-o1lpJHU
What do you think about its explanation of the basic problem with the Federal Reserve?
There is a moment in this video where they quote Marriner Eccles, Governor of the Federal Reserve in 1941 that for me explained the basic problem in a nutshell:
"If there were no debts in our money system, there wouldn't be any money."
For me that quote spoke volumes.
10thdim 3 years ago 7
it's hard to say. i dont belive everything in zeitgiest but they do make a good point about the fed. if you are interested in that subject i suggest you checkout my playlist 'the creature from jekyll island' and it talks all about the fed. i'm no sure if it's the source of all our problems, but i dont think private bankers should control our monetary policy
collapseofthedollar 3 years ago