Unclebaldrick
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It's a double-bluff. Wait for it.@Unclebaldrick ..your sock is broken, why isnt he fun anymore?
False flag!
It's a double-bluff. Wait for it.@Unclebaldrick ..your sock is broken, why isnt he fun anymore?
Nothing you've said in this thread makes one iota of sense at all.I am hinting at choice and competition in currency. One may be used as a reserve and may be used to pay interest on The Debt, the other may not. One may be redeemed, the other may not, as it IS the redemption. Interestingly, if you choose the other, the Redemption is just that; a removal of Obligation. Redeem a dollar, a dollar comes off the debt. One can be inflated, the other can not.
I am not talking about gold standard, if that's where you're going, too far gone for that now.
I think people should have a choice and be aware there is a choice.
Rich people invest their extra income which is then loaned out and spent by other people or used to grow businesses. Money doesnt just sit anywhere, it loses value that way.Because poor people spend 100% of their money, rich people spend a much smaller percentage of their money, so if you only have a tax on spending, poor people would be taxed on 100% of their income while rich people would only be taxed on the percentage of their income that they spent, which is why it would be regressive
I heard you had to take out a loan just to afford ramen noodles.. is it true?Rich people invest their extra income which is then loaned out and spent by other people or used to grow businesses. Money doesnt just sit anywhere, it loses value that way.
If poor people spend 100% of their money how are they ever not going to be poor?
Is there anything between dirt poor and filthy rich in your mind? If the government didnt artificially keep interest rates low for the better part of a decade maybe some of those poor people that saved their money wouldnt be poor.
Well you can keep reading theories and struggling against the class warfare like a good little puppet. Meanwhile I will keep redeeming my notes that I am Lawfully allowed to redeem. The banks fucking hate it. Good luck with generally accepted accounting principles and the IRS as your authority over elastic currency. I will stick to actual Law.Nothing you've said in this thread makes one iota of sense at all.
It doesn't square with the finance educations the elite get, nor with any other economic models that actually describe useful or important phenomena in the economy. It's not GAAP, or recognized by the IRS.
In other words, I have to agree with @UncleBuck 's assessment that you're a woefully misinformed soul living at the edge of a great economic world of activities you simply don't understand.
maybe they are just tired of the guy who won't stop talking about birther conspiracies and heil hitler tattoos?I will keep redeeming my notes that I am Lawfully allowed to redeem. The banks fucking hate it.
Ya sure UncleBunk, that's why I had a private meeting with the legal dept. and they didn't just tell me to fuck off. Banks are just extensions of The Fed. The Fed is just the final check clearinghouse. Put you shill head back in the sand please and delete your meaningless account.maybe they are just tired of the guy who won't stop talking about birther conspiracies and heil hitler tattoos?
make 17 more posts and on average you will get 1 more like.Ya sure UncleBunk, that's why I had a private meeting with the legal dept. and they didn't just tell me to fuck off. Banks are just extensions of The Fed. The Fed is just the final check clearinghouse. Put you shill head back in the sand please and delete your meaningless account.
Ok I'll bite; when you 'redeem' your notes, what do you actually get in return, after said wrangling with their legal departments?Well you can keep reading theories and struggling against the class warfare like a good little puppet. Meanwhile I will keep redeeming my notes that I am Lawfully allowed to redeem. The banks fucking hate it. Good luck with generally accepted accounting principles and the IRS as your authority over elastic currency. I will stick to actual Law.
He's in a parallel universe of some alternate reality, there's nothing there to intelligently discuss.make 17 more posts and on average you will get 1 more like.
silver flakes is my guess.Ok I'll bite; when you 'redeem' your notes, what do you actually get in return, after said wrangling with their legal departments?
Ok I'll bite; when you 'redeem' your notes, what do you actually get in return, after said wrangling with their legal departments?
Same thing you get at your bank, credit on account but the accounting is different. What the hell do you expect, gold?He's in a parallel universe of some alternate reality, there's nothing there to intelligently discuss.
how is the accounting different?Same thing you get at your bank, credit on account but the accounting is different. What the hell do you expect, gold?
Bite Deez.
So what's different?Same thing you get at your bank, credit on account but the accounting is different. What the hell do you expect, gold?
Bite Deez.
Jinx! Ya owe me a phattie lolhow is the accounting different?
May not be held for reserve.So what's different?
i guarantee they hold it for reserve and laugh at you after you walk out of there.May not be held for reserve.
That's between them and the comptroller. My accounting is documented. The vault teller is super cool. She orders me shit all the time and saves anything unusual for me week by week.i guarantee they hold it for reserve and laugh at you after you walk out of there.
you are the guy who ruins everyone's day every time they see you walk in.
So what's the point of this?May not be held for reserve.
Exactly what is she ordering for you?That's between them and the comptroller. My accounting is documented. The vault teller is super cool. She orders me shit all the time and saves anything unusual for me week by week.
Good luck not having a clue what you're talking about though, its really working out for you.