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  • the fed is the real mafia

  • I hope the system does crash and you all realize that the current system of government and our monetary system has done nothing but cause horrible things to happen since the beginning of our "civilization." It's time we put government and money away and learn that we will achieve far greater things if we just WORK TOGETHER. So when the system does collapse for one time in your life try to work together instead of fighting all the time.

  • Jon Lebed is a scam, National Inflation Association is a scam for a former con artist jon lebed..

  • Whatever minor problem you don't agree with Ron Paul, just freakin' vote for him, the world depends on it. Another retarded god-loving idiot in the White House will surely ruin us as mankind, come on US, I loved you as a kid and still do. So do the world a favor and attempt to bring balance with the right choice. Ron Paul 2012

  • Hyperinflation should not be laughed at, but it is not going to happen in America any time soon, so stop worrying

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  • GREAT VIDEO

  • ETF's are shit and physical is the shit.

  • americans with ur social security craziness i say welcome to the uk! its the worst system u could ever have and if u think that money will be there, i seriously suggest u do ur research before its get too late!

  • We need a constitutionalist willing to end the fed elected as President who is serious about balancing the budget....and it sure ain't Mitt, Hermsn or Cain!

  • You Libertarians need to think it through a little better. Read Hayek's Price and Equilibrium (1937). Note all the caveats he comes up with for how prices can remain stable, then note that those caveats of transparency can never be met in markets. You need participatory economics by Michael Albert, or libertarian socilialism (central command planning is not the only socialism! think for yourself!)

  • End the FED. Cut spending. Ron Paul 2012.

  • @msprepnow Yes Ron Paul wrote a book "End the Fed" America is in for the roughest time of its history, and there is only one man who will be able to make a difference, in all honesty as a theologian and and Englishman I would say that Ron Paul is the only candidate worthy of respect and a vote. The other puppets dance as they have been told to. since 1988 Ron Paul has never departed from his conservative policies. Obama lied in 2004, he never brought the trrops USA plan= perpetual war.

  • @msprepnow

    they just rigged the votes in iowa, santorum 25 % please haha!!!

  •  Japan has defied the "laws of physics" for 20 years now. They have been printing money a lot longer than us and more of it - still no inflation there (2 lost decades). In fact they have a deflation problem. Some of these claims make no sense. "Money in the bank will lose value due to inflation". If you have inflation you will get proportionally higher yields on your money in the bank so your money is not being lost.

  • @como651 "Proportionally higher yields" Do you not understand math, that also means the GOVERNMENT TAKES "MORE" OF OUR HARD EARNED DOLLARS in forms OF TAXES. Not to mention DRASTIC price increases, in the end we lose more money "tomorrow" then what we would lose today.

  • @eseoficial Wage increases generally follow inflation. Inflation is good if you have a mortgage or in some people's cases multiple investment properties as they provide a hedge against inflation. Once yields rise more than your mortgage rate you are money ahead. I agree inflation most likely will result in higher taxes down the road if the debt is increased. There will be winners and losers. I think most homeowners would come out ahead. I doubt we will have very bad inflation.

  • @como651 I find inflation just bad in general,lol. In the end Middleclass, and Low Income get the shit end of the inflation "stick".. Hyperinflation is what i meant in my last comment, that is wat screws up the economy, and as for "Doubting" if the inflation rate would be bad. in my opinion its impossible to say really, i think its VERY possible that Hyperinflation is coming to the USA. though its a matter of time.

  • @eseoficial Anything is possible but I've bet against hyperinflation. I've put my money where my mouth is so to speak. My reason is Japan for example. 2 lost decades with no inflation in spite of attempts to cause inflation. They had debt 4 times ours in terms of GDP and lowered interest rates to 0 with no effect. Even though monetary policy can drive up yields that can work independent of consumer driven inflation which is nill and will remain that way for a long time.

  • @eseoficial I agree that inflation would probably be bad for most of the middle (not all) and lower class since they probably have little savings to take advantage of inflationary higher yields. Their properties would not provide a hedge since without money to leverage on the higher yield investments you still would not be able to pay down your lower rate mortgage any faster. Inflation would lead to higher mortgage rates and drive down principle values too along with higher prices in general.

  • @eseoficial "Printing money" can drive up yields but if investors refuse to buy more government bonds due to risk you will not see the inflationary pressure across the broader spectrum of the economy. We have many deflationary pressures at work. Unqualified borrowers, banks unwilling to lend due to limited liquidity. Consumers unwilling to spend. Investors too timid to buy stocks. Fed monetary policy promoting low interest rates across the board. I see tax increases soon not inflation.

  • @como651 I am confused. You don't see inflation? The federal reserve just printed 500 billion in August... did they not?

  • @ludogogo I do not see anything more than modest inflation in core goods for a while. You must keep in mind the actual drivers for inflation. Printing money does not necessarily translate to hyperinflation. We have multiple deflationary pressures at this time. Take a close look at Japan's situation over the past 2 decades. This presents a good case of why you can still have no inflation despite massive money printing. Of course given enough time things can change. Nothing is certain.

  • @como651 actually japan is a mix of (mainly) low % deflation less than 1% annualy, and inflation between 0-1.5% for i believe 3 years. WITHTIN THE LAST DECADE. so i see it that theyr KEEPING it stable, not looking for inflation/deflation. here in the USA its between 1.5-4% Annually, Inflation is slowly taking our money away each year. we only had 1 year of deflation wish was in 2009 i beleive.

  • @eseoficial Yes, you are right. We had deflation in 2009 then decreasing inflation in 2010 then inflation this past year that seems to be trending upward. I think most of this can be explained by companies limiting supplies due to the shrinking demand, clearing of inventories and increased demand for Western goods in China now. I do not think this is tied to the "money printing". The fact that interest rates have remained low support my conclusion. 

  • @como651 *On the deflation, strangely enough the deflation was during the time that Obama put in the stimulus package. Hmmm, so he did "Do" something lmao!!!! ahh very true, American cars are picking up steam in India, and in China thats good for USA. :D, well money printing has INCREASED dramatically(thats for sure). 2010-2011 money supply increase was around 6%, and at like half of 2011 its around 21% although inflation stayed relatively the same upper 3%'s, something big COULD happen.

  • @eseoficial Stimulus or not we would have had deflation in 2009 because of the immediate contraction in the economy due to the recession. Now that inventories have been cleared and businesses have cut back supply, inflation in core goods has risen. What's worse is we could see stagflation but this would be attributed more to the supply demand cycle rather than money printing I think. IF interest rates start rising across the board I will be worried about inflation. You will be right then.

  • @como651 o and EITHER WAY, money supply doesnt affect inflation NOW because THE US DOLLAR IS STILL THE WORLD RESERVE(they can print almost as much as they want as long as its still valuable), as soon as we LOSE that POSITION then thats when the MONEY SUPPLY will be a KEY player in inflation percentages. You see where i'm getting at. And it could happen since people are looking for an alternative currency.

  • @eseoficial I get what you are saying. You are basing inflation on the dollar losing value relative to other currencies. It would cost more dollars to buy foreign goods. The effects of inflation will be felt in the short term but in time you will generally see wage increases and higher investment yields to follow which offset the discrepancy in the exchange rate. Lastly, we are in a world economy now. What is going to beat the green back? Not the Euro and China has worse inflation than us.

  • @como651 ehh not really, if we have hyperinflation it will be SIMILAR, possibly WORSE than Zimbabwe.Other examples of hyperinflation crysis due to national Debt, Ukraine 25% ANNUAL, Yugoslavia of 93-94 about 15-25% inflation rate. we do have to worry IF the USD does fall as the global reserve. also in ZImbabwe the short term money wage increase never happened, and people wer fucked.

  • @eseoficial If a country literally prints money then you may get hyperinflation. If a country sells bonds to get money (USA) it is not really "printing money" as people like to use the phrase - It's borrowing money. People confuse what happened in hyperinflationary Germany to what is happening today in America. Germany's government issued paper promises to pay, and the Reichsbank issued money on the security of these promises. Not the same as borrowing and why we will not get hyperinflation.

  • @eseoficial A similar analogy to what happened in Germany would be if the US treasury printed new bills then distributed them via stimulus programs and bailouts with the intent to later collect enough taxes to balance their balance sheet. This is not what the government is doing. They are selling bonds then using those proceeds (money that already backed by work) to fund stimulus spending. The first is literally printing money (not backed yet by work) while the second is borrowing money.

  • Don't buy in to the NIA sales pitch of EFT. If u out ur money in there then all u will get back is worthless paper currency. Get hard commodities.

  • @Vexx1978 Great advice, you need the real deal, buy siver spoons for example..then melt um down, u got ur bars for cheap.

  • THIS IS ALL PLANNED TO TAKE OVER YOUR COUNTRY AND RESOURCES, PROBLEM REACTION SOLUTION, ORDER OUT OF CHAOS, THE PHOENIX RISING FROM THE ASHES- USA'S ASHES

  • I remember mentioning on a travel site that the first two times in Zimbabwe (1991-2) I got 8-8.2 Zim dollars for a USD (official rate about 5)and last time there (1999) I got 37.5. Somebody mentioned travelling there in the 70s, I think, and got about one to one with the GBP. It had gone to billion or trillions to the USD,

  • WHY DOESN'T U. S.UCK GOV ADMIT THAT MORE PEOPLE ARE OUT OF JOBS AND NOBODY HAS ANY MONEY EXCEPT THE U. S.UCK GOV AND MEDIA AND U. S.UCK REFUSES TO PAY ANY DEBTS AND THE REAL REASON IS THE MONEY ALL SUPPORTS THE U. S.UCK GOV KIDS (MIDDLE AGE) AND U. S.UCK PIGS DRUG PROBLEM. THEY NEVER ARREST THEMSELVES FOR IT.

  • The only thing we learn from history, is that we don't learn from history. This nation is going to hell in a hand basket. Yeshua, your will be done!!!!!!!!!!

  • Correct.......from ex Yugoslavia!

  • Must own assets...precious metals, energy, farmland, guns and ammo. 

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  • us dollar die, so does the hong kong dollar. hong kong will die, too!

  • OMG!! It already started in the UK watch this!!!! =o /watch?v=5TnL6-9OQG4

  • BERNAKEE DON'T KNOW WHERE THE 2.2 TRILLION PRINT DOLLAR GO????

    FIRE HIM !!! He gonna kill us all..

  • GOLD CAN NOT BE MADE ON THE PRINTING PRESS ?

  • Why don't American grasp George Bush out and punished him by riot people

  • You third-party members think you got it all down, don't you?

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  • @apalm20 For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? Or what shall a man give in exchange for his soul? Mark 8:36

  • @BereanBeacon1 It's not about greed, or profit. It's about being prepared. It's about not looking like the people in Argentina, or Wiemar when sh*t hit the fan.

  • 2009---0.34% DEFLATION

    2010---1.64%

    2011---2.8%

    This is not hyperinflation. It's the lowest inflation rate in the US in decades.

  • @goldenthroat86 you are not equating food prices

  • @Bravesfan4500 Food and gas prices have ALWAYS been included in the official inflation figures. Nice try!

  • @goldenthroat86 you need to watch when ben bernake is interviewed by congress. if he does give stats they are bullshit. but hey research for yourself.

  • @Bravesfan4500 Bernanke doesn't publish the inflation rate. It's figured by the Bureau of Labor statistics.

  • If the dollar dies & the new $ comes forth, if it is in the form of a chipped "credit card" implanted under the skin (RIFD CHIP) it will be for told by Revelations 13:16: And he causes all, the small and the great, and the rich and the poor, and the free men and the slaves, to be given a mark on their right hand or on their forehead, and he provides that no one will be able to buy or to sell, except the one who has the mark, either the name of the beast or the number of his name.

  • Hyperinflation. Hilarious.

    Oh, and don't forget to go and buy gold coins from the conmen selling you this fear...I mean, information.

  • @nickqt "normal bias" much,it CAN happen, the US is NOT invulnerable to the basics of economics, and finances. As soon as china says bye-bye to the US dollar and they find a replacement, then our economy shall fail all together.

  • seeds will become worth more than gold or silver.

  • one world currency.

  • END THE FED

  • the solution is to go back to simpler times, growing your own food. living off the land. if you do not posses these skills learn now!

  • Damn.

    Lets just go out and spend anyways we'll all be broke at the end of the year.

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  • Suddenly Youtube is full of Financial Experts..........

  • Because of those annoying lobbyists at the Federal Reserve, HR 1207 was defeated.

  • @icthruu4evr Quiet, male slave. I demand a sandwich.

  • @Elena9525 "Sick" your cock? How exactly can I "sick" it, out of curiosity?

  • LOL@ the time of this post silver was 14/oz now its 38/oz and climbing!

  • LOL ft his time of this post silver was 14/oz now its 38/oz and climbing!

  • The biggest public campaign has started to abolish fractional reserve system and demanding a banking system that works FOR society and not against it. Visit POSITIVEMONEY website and JOIN the CAMPAIGN! ...and spread the word.

  • WHEEEEEEE ! OVER THE CLIFF WITH THE GOP ! GOLD IS THE LIFE BOAT !!!!!

  • @kn9ioutom Your only hope is the free gift of God. Much better then gold.

    Find the love of God here.

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  • @BereanBeacon1 Your comment that returning to Jesus Christ is more important than ending the Federal Reserve has not gone unnoticed. I have much more joy in praising our Creator than being able to own the $1,600 worth of silver, gold and copper I have obtained so far. Saving this nation is meaningless if it distracts the American people with materialism, evolution, humanism, marxism, and other dangerous ideals. Hopefully the people will return to God when the USA collapses.

  • Look at gernany after ww1, it didnt end well for them or the world...

  • It happend in Rome...

    Nothing has changed,

    if you don't learn from history you are doomed to repeat it.

  • thanx for fucking the world up u greedy fat american pigs

  • @romanoshavo1 GOP REPUBLICON PARTY DID IT IN 1929 ! DEJA VU !!!!!

  • The economy is not going to recover, millions of jobs have been tranfered oversese, we are screwed!

  • ETF's are just silly pieces of paper wealth. They are similar to US currency, except that they're less liquid. It is better to own the physical gold and silver secured safely in your own home. The last thing you need to do is to desperately run to the bank or demand payout from Comex when SHTF.

  • Ford should not have been in the bailout bucket. Ford took no money. GM and Chrysler did.

  • @highwayhokie GM and Ford relies on the same suppliers. Therefore, the bailouts helped Ford as well.

  • i don't want to alarm anybody, but the U$D has gone from1.20 to 0.83 Swiss Francs in less than six months. Under these circumstances I, living in Switzerland, do not want to buy american debt. do you in Europe? do you in Japan? and do you in China? I think the answer in a resounding "no". The USD is loosing it's value at a speed I have never witnessed, and I worry for all the people who own USD denominated assets...

  • Nostradamus spoke of three antichrists; he called the third one "Mabus." If we look through a certain lens, that's ObaMA-BUSh...

    Welcome to third hell, folks!!

  • $ 4700 dollars for gold

  • The government doesn't print money, at least it prints very, very little. Most currency is bank credit issued privately through the central banking system. Government bonds are used as leverage. Inflation/deflation is a function of private central banking, not government spending. The huge debts incurred by the US taxpayer is a huge asset to these crooks. No wonder R & D politicians are owned by these people.

  • why did you show ford? I thought ford didn't take government bailout.

  • The Fractional Reserve banking system REQUIRES INFLATION!!! 10% or more of deflation would result in a banking collapse... ever play with dominoes??

  • WHO GIVES A SHIT IF SOULJA FAG LIKED THIS. THUMBS UP IF YOU DONT GIVE A FUCK ABOUT CELEBS.

  • @MrSmee360

    Celebs aren't awake to reality i'm sure. We should all be fighting back right now.... if there were a riot set up In los angeles I'd be there.

  • Fuck George W. Bush and Barack Obama.... only thing I can vouch Obama for is extending unemployment benfits. Bill Clinton was the last good president, I don't care what party you're from, I don't care what your beliefs are, if you don't wake up RIGHT NOW it will only get worse.

    DON'T ALLOW A SECOND ROUND OF BANK BAILOUTS. BANK OF AMERICA WILL BE THE FIRST TO BE BAILED OUT. CHECK OUT THEIR STOCK CHART, SOMEWHAT SIMILAR TO LEHMAN BROTHERS..... A BAILOUT IS IMMINENT UNLESS WE STOP IT

  • @xAmericansovereignty WHAT DO YOU SUGGEST, BUY BofA SHARES?

  • Flavor Flav will be the weathiest American citizen

  • Thank you!This video explains A LOT!

  • 1) Hyperinflation is very unlikely. Bernanke would just raise interest rates.

    2) Debt is a concern. But I think that current congress and senate will enact

    critical budget cuts (get out of Iraq and Afghanistan), which will do 2 things

    3) Restore confidence in dollars

    4) Keep our ability to pay for interest of debt.

    5) We also need sustained economic growth and job growth, which we are actually seeing, so that future prosperity will help to reduce deficit and debt.

  • @acg3287 we need to get out of Liberia as well. but the fact is they will not pull them out

  • @2003m36sp I think you mean Libya.

  • A lot of statements are made here that are not true. IE the dollar has lost value in the last hundred years. the numbers tell us the dollar has gained 450% in just the last 60 years. We have had a fiat currency from the beginning of our country the constitution demands it. Gold has never been a currency, it was used like paper to imprint a value on it. in the last 30 years gold has been a free market commodity and has gained value in recession more then inflation.

  • Im Bout To Stack Up On Gold For The Future

  • why u think they want our gold so bad.....Your money may end up being worthless but gold will always have value.

  • Soulja Boy needs to watch this...his ass gonna be broke in 10 years

  • Watch the eyes of the CNN reporter starting at 6:13 Do they look reptilian?

  • soulja sent me

  • ima boss

  • ... There is ONE SOLUTION to ALL Problems: a SCIENTIFIC MONEYLESS CONSUMER-BASED ECONOMY that will build IDEAL PRIVATE SOVEREIGN CITIZEN-OWNED CITIES that will be Whole, Durable, Organic, Self Sufficient, Energy Efficient, Petroleum and Automobile Liberated, and Population Limited, as recommended by the builders of The Great Pyramid.

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  • @UBSCARED

    Short sighted, and the economics do not work that way. You won't be able to sell your goods for your own currency because everyone in the world is going to want to dump US currency. This is, of course, based on the above conditions (form video) coming true.

  • @UBSCARED Turn on Fox/CNN/MSNBC/ABC/CBS/NBC (etc, ad nauseum) and go back to sleep.

    "And if ever, by some unlucky chance, anything unpleasant should somehow happen, why, there's always soma to give you a holiday from the facts."

  • Who's the next singer on American Idol?

  • The reason why america has so much debt is because the geverment is too busy spending tax payers money on invading and bombing other countries. Forget about the crap that terrorist are going to destroy America the debt has already destroyed it.

  • Our inflation rate is actually incredibly low right now. We have had DEFLATION (very rare) for something like 9 out of the past 26 months... you people are a fucking joke. These are the simple hard FACTS. Take a college macroeconomics class so I don't have to look at your uneducated, misled, homely comments and videos. You people clearly don't understand even the elementary basics of our monetary system... it's funny really, your childlike view of economics.

  • I agree with QE. Its a good idea. The devaluation of the $ will only equal the amount printed. It that turns out to be 25% its good for the country. People are forced to consume within their means cause everything costs more, and industry will pick up cause the country is more competitive in exporting.

    How am I wrong here?

  • @TanzanianRoots as Peter Schiff says, when the rest of the world wakes up and realise that the US cannot pay off its debts (other than by printing money!), they will stop lending the US money (i.e. will no longer export their goods in exchange for USD). When the dollar is no longer accepted as a means of exchange, no one will want it and you will see it devalue massively, and the US will not be able to afford any imports; while domestic production cannot keep up with demand; i.e. hyperinflation

  • @Nenji4k

    I can see that happening only if the fed starts printing money in stupid amounts as a means of government income (zimbabwe increased its money supply by MILLIONS of %) , not if its done in small controlled amounts as a stimulus tool.

  • America boom!!!

  • Bernanke says "no"

  • @11:48 WOW! 152,462.00

  • Were really feeling it here...Fuel mainly,its doubled in id say last 8 yrs

  • @Theoneandonly5811 Your words are a wake-up call; Its just that simple. We all try to reason with our inevitable future but all thoughts & philosophical views leads back to your words...its that simple. Thank you and may God bless.

  • i think that its just making the "GOOD" side see itself more clearly:)

  • @Theoneandonly5811 The more I research the more I understand why GOLD is decidedly expensive. I see no place to hide other than gold/silver. Housing prices which evidently is continuing to erode & oil prices $105+. Correct me if I'm wrong, it seems that something terrible is going to happened to the US economy soon. The $million question is what to do to minimize our losses. ?????????????????

  • @Theoneandonly5811 I'm living out of the country and thinking I should do the same...do you have more info on this?

  • Our plutocratic, consolidated market is not free. This is silly vulgar libertarianism at its best.

  • 1. Lowering interest rates isn't the same thing as printing money, or increasing the $ supply in circulation, though the two might be related.

    2. Overall price inflation is usually related to increasing the supply of circulating $, which isn't what has been done.

    3. Another cause of overall price inflation is consolidation of key industries: energy, finance, medicine, agri, retail, etc. Plutocratic policies & lax regs lead 2 this: this is what has occurred. MILITARY SPENDING is also the culprit.

  • 9:48 ...madness?..THIS IS SPAAARTA!!!!!

  • US government should not bail out companies.

    Companies go under that's their problem.

    US government should use money to help the citizens.

    FEDERAL RESERVE= evil EVIL

  • i am personally stocking up on every useful tangible good i can use.. now and in the future... this is some serious stuff..... we are getting ready for a hell of a ride here... very scary stuff... stock up on hygiene products / food. / water/ ammo// and household goods and clothes you need.. very serious business we are about to go through.. dollars have been devalued on purpose in this country.

  • Anybody who buys ETF 's is going to loose, ONLY BUY PSYCHICAL GOLD & SILVER

  • @JezebelDecibel agreed!!

  • @JezebelDecibel I beg to differ in one respect.PHYS and SIVR are audited and they have to have the physical metal that they claim to have. I do have physical Silver as well of course.

  • @danbrdoober You vote of confidence towards the auditing of ETF's leaves me with the same mindset.

    Have you ever looked at how much corruption truly takes place?

    Do you still have confidence in finding weapons of mass destruction, to justify a pre-emptive strike, that the warm monger used to describe attack. Why were the WMD never found & audited ? It's all business & there is corruption at every level . Sleep tight with "The American Dream" it's become a nightmare while your eyes are shut.

  • @JezebelDecibel I could take your comment more seriously IF you were able to spell! I am not Likely to take any financial advice from someone who spells Loose when the correct spelling is Lose and Psychical when the correct spelling is Physical. Not Nit picking, just makes me think you don't study or investigate anything before regurgitating information you have been spoon fed elsewhere on the internet here as factual.

  • @lndac02 Yes it would be good to take not notice of me as I am 99 % completely self-educated as I spent 5 years of my childhood in hospital. A computer can spell perfect , so you should take all your advice form a computer. This way you will have an abundance of academic understanding regurgitated perfectly before you. However, emotional intelligence dose come in handy for new ideas, critical thinking & compassion. Thinking outside the box is needed more than ever. You must not listen to me.

  • @JezebelDecibel

    dont forget copper pennies and every single nickel every minted

  • zomg HYPERINFLATION!! lol

  • did they really give cheks(sic) for people

  • @zombiefitnezz Oh and one more thing, I would define real economics as the same thing as, "the economics that have been around since trade first started." This is what the Austrians teach. Keynesians like lies and deception for their economics.

    Also, one question: Where are all your heroic Keynesians who predicted the 2008 market crash?

    (Hint: they're the ones who caused it.)

    BTW, the Austrians called it. Probably because they know what they're doing.

  • @zombiefitnezz See? An argument of semantics.

    Keynesian policies cause the boom-bust by manipulating the money supply and using government to regulate the market, regardless of what it's called.

    Further, DiLorenzo whooped the hell out every one of your Keynesians, including those asking the questions. The only person exposed as racist was your man, Lacy Clay.

    Once again, the statists resort to smears rather than real debate. "Your people are racist/anti-semitic/poor haters..." ad nauseum .

  • i wanna hear about Tiger Woods! this is BS news!

  • @zombiefitnezz Only if you're a Keynesian. The NIA are Austrians a.k.a. real economists. Austrian economists call the increase in money supply, "inflation". Since this is a NIA video (and Keynesianism is always wrong), how 'bout we go by their definition?

  • OMG!!! Printing money doesn't cause inflation!!! Inflation of prices are because prices increase you idiots!! Printing money can cause top dollar to rack on top, and cause devaluing of the Top Dollar or the American Dollar. But when has it devalued? The Dollar is still strong as hell*. That's balognie. WE SET OUR OWN VALUE and we are in control!! That Total money in the Crap = Currency Value is a hoax!!

  • @heartlessvietboy On the contrary. Printing money IS inflation. Inflation is correctly defined as an increase in the money supply. Rising prices are a result of this inflation. If there is a total of $1,000 in the economy, then another $1,000 dollars injected into the economy, prices WILL double because everyone (eventually) will have roughly double the money they once had. Then supply and demand come in. More money means more demand for everything while the supply remains the same.

  • That's not the definition I got from a variety of sources.

  • @heartlessvietboy Many economists like to define it one way or the other or both ways. Fact is, the actual definition is semantic. The real issue is this: printing money DOES cause price increase in direct relation to the amount of money printed.

    When the NIA refers to inflation, they are talking about their definition, which is the one I presented before.

    In the end, no matter how you define inflation, your previous posts are rubbish.

  • What are you talking about one way or the other? What is semantic? You are not making any sense?

  • @heartlessvietboy I am referring to the definition of inflation. Just as you were when you responded before.

    If you don't understand the language then I suggest you learn it through the proper channels. I'll not educate you on English through 500 character comment boxes on YouTube.

  • Inflation is balognie.

  • @heartlessvietboy Oh. Well... that's the most scientific AND mathematic argument I have ever seen, in regards to economics. I'll submit this insightful revelation to every media outlet I can find.

  • Its not that inflation is balognie, its that i'm tired of hearing about this inflation problem yet we are not doing anything about it. Its a cover up for the government to rip off the currency causing the entire system to crash. I am not going to buy a house in old rusty rotten San Francisco for $702,000 dollars. No house is worth working 50 years to pay off.

  • @heartlessvietboy This is why it's also called "the inflation tax". The new money steals value from the money already in circulation and whoever ends up with the new money early, enjoy a windfall because prices have not risen yet to reflect the increase in the money supply. Only when the new money gets around to everyone do people start to break even, all the time before, paying increasing prices as the new money diffused through the economy.

  • LOL. "Inflation Tax". The Great Depression is a LIE!!! America is the epitome of teaching things that don't even exist. Leaving people not knowing what to say. Leaving people not to understand anything.

  • @heartlessvietboy My grandfather, at 12 years of age, worked in the CCC Camps to support his entire family. The Great depression DID happen.

    Inflation is a lie? This is even more ludicrous than your previous assertion. At least history can be lied about but simple mathematics cannot be. If each person has $1,000 then all of the sudden they get another $1,000 out of thin air, prices WILL double.

    Took you two months to come up with this brilliant retort? Bravo.

  • Nothing wrong with Jews. Better to stamp out anti-Judaism NOW, in order to prevent another Holocaust and another WWII.

    The video was great right up until the bullshit misleading "let the free markets work" and blaming "gov't intervention", without making a distinction between gov't spending on a massive MILITARY and POLICE PRISON state versus spending on healthcare, renewable infrastructure, etc.

  • @mphello They make no distinction between government interventions in the market because they aren't moronic Keynesians. Government spending anywhere is theft from somewhere else... even if it went no deeper than that it would be enough, but it doesn't end there. Government intervention in healthcare has caused massive price increases since it began intervening there. Government college loans have made tuition prices soar.

  • @strych97 You're right: it IS theft from somewhere else. Hunting and killing animals is ALSO theft: stealing the lives from animals who do NOT owe us for OUR hunger. Yet, ironically, we NEVER hear the conservative free marketers condemn eating animals, which they should.

    ALL organisms' existence IS forced upon all other organisms. So, it is practically IMPOSSIBLE not to impose upon another organism. Therefore, one must impose upon others in the fairest way possible.

  • @mphello So, you're saying a natural biological fact of this metaphysical universe (consumption of animals within another animals food-chain), is the same thing, ideologically, as forcing ME to pay for YOUR medical bills (because you replaced meat with soy and are malnourished as a result)?

    You are either a moral delinquent of astronomical proportions or you have an insane belief that, all animals have the same rights as all humans, and should be treated the same way... including free medical.

  • @strych97 Who are YOU to say what is or is not a "natural" fact?

    Medical care is also a "biological fact". Yet, asshole hypocrites like you complain if YOU are limited in ANYway, whether by taxes or lower salary or not allowed to reproduce, if there is a greater gain elsewhere in the system - such as taking care of people when they really need it - yet you defend you murdering and taking from non-humans even though you could be vegan.

    I don't give a FUCK about obeying laws yOU want.

  • @strych97 Only a shithead who doesn't know anything about reality thinks that a vegan diet is less healthy compared to a meat diet. I don't believe everything that is said about the health benefits of vegetarianism, because, frankly, I don't give a damn if you want to drop dead of a heart attack. Just don't force your lifestyle onto non-human animals. I think vegan humans have MORE rights than meat-eating humans.

    I don't give a shit how politically incorrect that sounds to you.

  • @mphello My dietary habits are not politics. Yours are.

    One more thing: Not a single animal in the entire world practices organized medical care, except for humans. That's how fucking natural it is, you dolt. I'm not against taking care of folks... so long as they are folks I care about and they are receiving what I give by choice.

    Just because you fail at life, does not mean someone else should have to take what they've earned and give it to you, against their will.

    Stop leaching, Communist.

  • @mphello And let's never mind the fact that giving away free medical doesn't just steal from me. It violates the practitioners rights as well. What if they don't want to take stolen money for their trade? Are they forced to apply it, regardless, because of a non-existent and unapproved "social-contract"?

  • @strych97 And let's not forget the fact that your needlessly eating meat when you could go vegetarian

    wastes 10X more land than a vegetarian diet, because of all the plants you gotta feed the chickens and cows and pigs, and is a major contributor to global warming and starvation of HUMANS around the world.