@sardonicsmile

The problem is not that the government lends money but that the government borrows money that could be printed instead

@sardonicsmile "its confusing"
"i dont think there's anything confusing there"
@sardonicsmile Starting to think jews just actually don't understand money. Sure, they're evil and they crash economies on purpose, but I don't think they could manage a prosperous and sustainable economy if they wanted to.
@MeBigbrain @sardonicsmile of course not. jews are semites which means they are exploitative rather than cooperative. they cannot sustain a system.
@TenaciousGoat yeah but that doesnt tell you the what or why of them

@Nudhul What- Jews long nose inbred fucks who play victim, move through deception, are cowards to the core.
Why- It’s because that’s how they evolved, the Jewish parasite is very successful. Nature is indifferent to how a species propagates and adapts.

@sardonicsmile Hate, sure, but this infamous, although I'd not previously listened to it, example is another "Good Times Make Soft Jews."

At this highest level asked of Bernstein, government "printing" and borrowing of money is fairly straight forward, as well as how a government can go bankrupt doing one or both.

And, jeez, this guy was born in 1955 (and only 66 at the time of the interview), like me but older he lived through the 1970s and should ... OK, here's an answer from Wiki- (and checked with Grokipedia):

"Bernstein grew up in a musical family wanting to be a musician, starting a band with friends. Bernstein graduated with a bachelor's degree in music from the Manhattan School of Music... Throughout the '80s, Bernstein was a mainstay on the jazz scene in New York City."

Looks like he didn't start switching careers until the mid-1980s, and it was degrees in "social work,' the 1994 Ph.D. also sub-labeled social welfare.

Looks like he went from one generic and sometimes tolerable bubble of musicians to one completely maladaptive one. And didn't realize his own limitations when he became a major "Biden" administration figure, although it sounds like he was on the idiot vs. evil extreme of things, more a Buttigieg than a Garland or Mayorkas.

@ThatWouldBeTelling @sardonicsmile You... shouldn't print money out of thin air because it lowers the value of the currency because there's more of it. A government shouldn't take on debt to begin with, but when you print money to pay for the government's obligations, you get hyper inflation. Granted the endless money printing really started during COVID to keep the economy taking a bigger hit, but that's why food and rent has doubled.
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