US hits 38 Trillion in debt. fastest accumlilation on record and only 3 more years to go ...
The Blazing Saddle
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NoHassle
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Here's a serious shock to your belief system and value set.
All trading instruments and currency, including gold, are a notional value that are never static.
Debt today? There's always been debt since the dawn of mankind in one form or another.
The size of the debt? Doesn't matter as we'll always be in debt.
Fiat currency? Doesn't matter as all the creditors will never appear on your doorstep for full payment on the same day and that's why the gold standard started to be ignored. Timing is everything.
How do you think BITCOIN exists as it has zero backing in any sense...see above.
Change your posting style by showing us possible solutions and not ongoing problems so your attention whore needs are met...please.
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Robostyle
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That article says that DJT has lowered the deficit by $350 billion.
Is this your way of congratulating DJT?
Is this your way of congratulating DJT?
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JDs Couch
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No it doesn't. It quotes a White House propagandist who makes that ridiculous claim.
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Robostyle
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Well when it comes to a propagandist making ridiculous claims, you've certainly got more experience than anyone else around.
shar-vell Dan
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Don't worry folks, dRump will become "fiscally conservative" any day now i mean just look at his own history with handling money.
Its not like he's bankctrupted everything he's gotten his hands on right ?
Its not like he's bankctrupted everything he's gotten his hands on right ?
MadAsAHatter
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Are you talking about the times he's filed for personal bankruptcy? Oh wait, he's never done that.
Maybe you mean the 6 of over 500 businesses that he filed chapter 11 for corporate restructure? Oh yeah, those were for casinos at a time when all casinos were on a decline and struggling.
I love it when retards who don't know what they're talking about try to use this as an argument. Hmmm, who should we trust more with the national economy? The financially successful multimillionaire or the internet shitlib who's drowning in debt and doesn't have two pennies to rub together?
