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« Last post by tp4tissue on Sat, 12 September 2026, 22:28:37 »
The $5000 highlights something far more problematic than armchair constitutionism.
Technically, we're not a true democracy, we're a republic, so BRIBES are more/less perfectly ok, buying rounds of drinks, it's the same thing. This again, unimportant, since all this stuff is just ink on paper, as meaningless as money, also pieces of paper.
The BIGGER PROBLEM is that if you just print 1 trillion dolhrs, the inflation only gets worse, and it's at the point of comical, where anyone who may have considered buying treasuries is like, Oh hell no, I'mma get some that Panda Bonds instead.
These buyers are the most important thing to 'murikn finance, because 'murika's MAIN export is not N****ia gpus, it's $Dolhr DEBT.
Because people don't understand how money works, they think they're getting $5000.
They can print this money, and they will probably actually give it to you.
You might be able to buy A big 100 inch TV today, BUT, everything else AFTER today, from soda to cars, will cost WAY MORE, such that over time, You LOSE more than that upfront $5000.
This is a mathematical certainty.