Endless money printing is the source of most of your economic woes. It's not 'billionaires', 'capitalism', or any particular race of people. Your pounds, dollars, euros, naira, and yen are devalued daily. And as long as the problem is misdiagnosed, it will continue forever.

Nov 5, 2025 · 1:03 PM UTC

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Normies will never grasp this.
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It's remarkable how poorly this is understood. Only bitcoiners and gold bugs seem to consistently understand this.
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Government spending is the source of most of our economic woes.
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This wouldn't be possible without infinite fake money.
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Immigration is the cause.
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No. That's downstream.
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Not just money printing but top-down distribution of new money also. Money should be created in bottom-up fashion when there are enough reserves and trust in p2p economic interactions.
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Fiat currency is designed to implode at some point. It's a ticking time bomb, and hyper-inflation is the only way it will end.
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inflation to an extent is good
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This is fueling an unsustainable economy, and there’s no sign it’s slowing down.
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I've dreamed about how FREE we could be without 50% taxes & insane deflation & devaluing of our dollars. I can't go there often tho, I get too "1776 leys overthrow the government mindset"
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Well, you’ve misdiagnosed it already. There’s no money printing involved — you should know that. It’s loans, bonds, and creative debt instruments masquerading as prosperity. The problem only begins when you can’t afford to pay it back, which is precisely where every empire eventually finds itself. It’s the financial equivalent of taking out a loan for a quick holiday — fleeting pleasure, no lasting value, and a lifetime of repayment. You get nothing, and you pay for it forever. #DebtMasquerade #EconomicIllusion
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the economy is basically a glitchy lootbox and we’re all just opening rare disappointment
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Fix the money; fix the world. #Bitcoin
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misdiagnosing the problem ensures it never gets fixed
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It won’t continue forever, Zuby 👇
The dollar has a terminal disease as it races to its fundamental value which is the paper it’s printed on. Someday, things will not be denominated in this worthless paper, but instead in bitcoin. If measured in today’s purchasing power, we likely have 1000x left to go or more.
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💯💯💯
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when money inflates, the only hedge is building something real.
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Bingo! The root issue is endless money printing, which funds promises and devalues our currency daily. Look at the M2 money supply. The 40% surge from '20-'22 is alarming, yet the dollar has been eroding our dollar for decades; down 97% in value since 1913.
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Facts hit different here
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Not forever. At some stage you will need 100% taxation to cover the servicing of the debt and then the debt value collapses to 0 (well before but I like dramatic scenarios).
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True problem is money printing, not the scapegoats
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The root cause. Money is an epiphenomenon.
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The average voter doesn’t really care about this. They’ll simply keep voting based off emotions. No one has time for reason and logic 😂
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Holding out for a hero. 🦸🏻
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Preach
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It’s not quite as simple as money printing, but close. The main drivers are: 1. credit creation with no reserve requirements (which we’ve been doing since 2020), every mortgage, every loan, … all of it inflates the money supply (effectively debasing your salary and savings) 2. quantitative easing where the Fed “purchases” troubled assets, such as mortgage-backed securities, gov bonds, etc.. this just keeps the rodeo going 3. government deficit spending, forcing the Fed to purchase more bonds (see above).. this is needed to provide cover for the central bank cartels that are “lending” money they never had. While we tend to think this is the primary driver it’s not, it just reflects the larger problem above (an enabler if you will) “Who is printing” is an endless sea of participants (including everyone with a mortgage) making unholy deals with a central bank cartel, who are effectively looting as the culture disintegrates, and the government is only a secondary enabler of this civilization destroying grift.
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