Orobas
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Money is not the economy. The economy is the exchange of resources, time, and labour.
There are three ways that the Euro and Dollar get brought into circulation. Most of them come with interest attached to it. Interest that forces the money supply to grow to pay for the interest that wasn‘t created when the money was created. Ergo there is a forceful inflation and thus impoverishment attached to the money due to supply/demand dynamics. A drastic picture of that is that the Eurozone pays more in interest on money than the gdp grows by over 200%. Why is everyone so poor? It‘s not politics, it‘s the money itself. This monetary system is a pyramide scheme. If you come late to the party, you are going to have to work the same for less. Resources get syphoned off to the banks and the mega-rich. That‘s where you and the government borrow from. That‘s where interest goes. You can deny this, or be angry about it or you can understand it and see that money itself is just a vague proxy for economic exchange, it‘s not security. No this system is not safe, it will collapse and in the mean time taxes will rise, inflation will rise and you will have to understand at some point that almost everything you see debated about politics ignores this question. There is no fairness, not even a gradient of fairness in the monetary system. It is pre-determined where it goes to as it is implemented. No times weren‘t better, people got really lucky to be born into patriarchy (low supply of workers, thus high wages) and were early comers into the pyramide scheme that are Euros and Dollars. At some point the interest on debt will be so high that the system will end.
There are three ways that the Euro and Dollar get brought into circulation. Most of them come with interest attached to it. Interest that forces the money supply to grow to pay for the interest that wasn‘t created when the money was created. Ergo there is a forceful inflation and thus impoverishment attached to the money due to supply/demand dynamics. A drastic picture of that is that the Eurozone pays more in interest on money than the gdp grows by over 200%. Why is everyone so poor? It‘s not politics, it‘s the money itself. This monetary system is a pyramide scheme. If you come late to the party, you are going to have to work the same for less. Resources get syphoned off to the banks and the mega-rich. That‘s where you and the government borrow from. That‘s where interest goes. You can deny this, or be angry about it or you can understand it and see that money itself is just a vague proxy for economic exchange, it‘s not security. No this system is not safe, it will collapse and in the mean time taxes will rise, inflation will rise and you will have to understand at some point that almost everything you see debated about politics ignores this question. There is no fairness, not even a gradient of fairness in the monetary system. It is pre-determined where it goes to as it is implemented. No times weren‘t better, people got really lucky to be born into patriarchy (low supply of workers, thus high wages) and were early comers into the pyramide scheme that are Euros and Dollars. At some point the interest on debt will be so high that the system will end.