Even the incels at pol or so called "well educated" alt right guys doesn't post about this. They assume if THEY have the monetary power, they will do things better
They don't understand, NO ONE can harness and control this, without dire consequences
Inflation is tax on the poor, not yet even Bernie Sanders or the new latino girl AOC talks about it
putting andrew jackson and jefferson on fed currency notes was the ultimate 'fuck you' by the jewish bankers to the memory of these men, who fought their entire lives against centralized banking
whenever i see a 20 or a 2 I feel a mixture of disgust and rage.
if you print new money in proportion to an increase in supply of goods & services theorically there should be no inflation. The problem is and has always been interest on money, abolish interest on money and in a decade we will experience the biggest economic boom in history
Camden Young
yeah that will work great, why should anyone borrow money with risk then?
you mean why would anyone lend, not borrow. The answer is a national bank lends you $ with 0 interest if your project is good and you show you can return the money. No need to charge interest and profit off of capital. Making money with money is how ((they)) got so powerful they got to the point of establishing central banks, its a snowball effect
Cameron Reed
UBI is a reverse tax YANG GANG 2020
Caleb Lee
yeah, and what if this "national bank" have politicians or SJWs deciding your gun store is not worthy of a state loan?
You don't think people will start their private versions , or will your magical authoritarian state prevent this?
What could go wrong!
Luis Clark
i knew you were ancap. You see, you wont ever fix a damn thing without an authoritarian state because these kinds of measures require a centralized power.
>what if this "national bank" have politicians or SJWs deciding your gun store is not worthy of a state loan natsoc style state, no SJWs. Guns allowed.
>You don't think people will start their private versions why would they if there is no profit from lending money? when jew methods are abolished people will have to do real productive shit to progress.
Kevin Martinez
its funny how you ancap/libertarian types are soo against central banks, but dont you dare touch your precious usury and other leeching methods. How the fuck do you think they got so powerful that they were able to put a central bank on every single country? This wouldnt have happened with a ban on usury, ever.
Mason Young
>attacking someones assumed name on on ideology instead of the argument
Right, and what happens when this natsoc state gets overrun and the infrastructure to do bad things are there?
You think other countries even wanna trade with you?
>why would they if there is no profit from lending money? when jew methods are abolished people will have to do real productive shit to progress.
Because I tell you you either pay me 2% or you don't get to run your business from the state
Colton Price
>muhhh jeeeewwwsssssss
Like I thought , not even poltards understand the benefit of free market money
Aiden Brown
>Right, and what happens when this natsoc state gets overrun and the infrastructure to do bad things are there? overrun by whom? >You think other countries even wanna trade with you? why wouldnt they? we still produce shit, maybe more than ever before therefore lower prices -> can compete better
>Because I tell you you either pay me 2% or you don't get to run your business from the state wtf are you talking about? i said abolish interest on money, than means NO ONE can lend money with interest, get it? maybe they can but why would anyone borrow with interest when you can do it without
>against central banks >not understanding the role jews played in setting up such central banks
ancaps retards like you have always been useful idiots
Gabriel Clark
>natsoc style state, no SJWs. Guns allowed. >our centralized power is totally different guys, it'll be epic!
Classic jewish misdirection, the only real problem is printing money out of thin air. The interest on money is optional and only affects the debtor, inflation by printing new money fucks literally everyone.
yeah because jews werent powerful with a gold backed currency, right..
Leo Perez
Who can argue against free infinite money? Not sure why you guys are all so upset with the FED. They're litterly giving the money out for free.
Michael Rivera
If they did, that would essentially be a government
Aiden Powell
gold backed currency always worked under fractional banking and thus printed money out of thin air like I said.
Cooper Cox
and this is the paradox they live in.. they're anarchists that want to change things without anyone being in charge, as if such thing were possible
Chase Martinez
how about when gold was the currency, jews had no power then cause they couldnt endless print? dont be deluded..
Levi Moore
ok, tell me about the power of the jews under a gold currency.
Mason Cook
You can be against the fed from multiple positions desu. It's a really acceptable position in heterodox economics.
Matthew Russell
gold has always been jew tool for control, since before the ancient roman times. The church forbade christians from lending but not jews, as such they were able to amass great fortunes by lending to kings. These gave them tremendous power (see court Jews). So much power they could start their banking business and morph it into its modern form, ie central banking. Its not gold the problem itself, same could've been done if pearls or rubies were currency. The problem was and is lending with interest, aka usury
Blake Green
Printing money is what increases inflation
Jose Brooks
printing money without an equal increase of goods & services available is what causes inflation, which is reflected in the price of goods & services
Nathan Diaz
Black pill? Dude, it's just like basic economics for anyone who has read like one fucking book on the subject.
No they're not. They don't even loan money, they say a minimum yield rate and banks loan from each other at a step up beyond that minimum. Further, low inflation kept below the country's GDP is not a bad thing. If you want to blame someone for the fucked up economy, don't blame the FED. They only control monetary policy and they do it with both hands tied behind their back because their entries job is to regulate inflation while simultaneously reigning in or helping out the economy by making lending more or less appealing. Congress controls fiscal policy. They're the ones who put the country $20T in debt and lowered taxes during an economic boom. Go to college. This is some seriously basic shit.
Lucas Morgan
the level of retardation here is so high that it's miracle anyone is able to breathe on their own.
Justin Powell
Any thoughts on using a less-precious metal to back US currency? I.E. Bronze, Nickel, etc.?
Alexander Wright
Also...if it were possible, how and why would it work or why wouldn’t it?
Samuel Gonzalez
cope harder poorcel. S E E T H E
Grayson White
The major issue here that Gold does not protect against is fractional reserve semitism (aka fraud). This was a practice startedby the Goldmiths (Goldsteins).
There is nothing wrong with banking or loans by themselves.
the acceptance of interest of money paves the way for such fraud. If someone charges interest, he will have more money than he started with. He lends again, more money. This snowballs until his bank can charge less interest than his competitors, thereby establishing a sort of banking monopoly which is precisely what happened.
Carson Williams
okay, somewhat understanding, could the us hypothetically have a better, flourishing economy without the fed? Do away with the fed completely?
Tyler Taylor
Drug dealers are the symptom, demand of buyers the cause.
No system (be it natsoc, ancap or whatever) will ever be perfect as it all hinges on power. Depending on a system to create a great society is the equilvalent of telling yourself you need the best/most expensive guitar to play well. The perfect society is one full of dilligent, bright and noble citizens. It cannot be a top down approach but has to start from each of us and the education (both intellectually and spiritually) of the youth
Robert Wilson
Or better if interest was off the table and keep the fed?
Cameron Bell
Your post taught everyone more than US state sanctioned schooling
Hunter Cox
pretty much this, no economic model's gonna work with a lazy, unmoralized, hedonistic and nihilistic population
Zachary Jackson
Nice. So I’m other word...off the chart lending and spending creates deficit?
Christopher Adams
Reason for my post was I was just mulling over the thought of potus converting the current debt based currency to, once again, metal backed currency and the idea that this would some how take out the risk of inflation from wage increase...but found myself wondering how that’s possible in theory
No, it didn't. Monopolies are created by the government you stupid idiot - see banking regulations.
Gabriel Fisher
why do you think people here complanin about "muh millenial can't buy houses"
BECAUSE a debt fueled housing bubble by this "FREE MONEY" was created....
Kayden Barnes
that's must be why bernie, pol or any other meme candidate or "alt right blog" NEVER talks about it right?
Jason Sanders
Truly...by the fed being the fed (old,crabby,immortal,greedy) they created somewhat imaginary money for lack of better terms..compounded interest caused IOUs that the reserve can’t even back right?
The problem so far seems to be of >1. interest Interest isn't an issue, you are gaining temporary access to someone's resources for a fee and is no different than renting >2. money printing It is in essence a way to redistribute the power (kinda like how spartans would kill cull population of their slaves every now and then, this is similar but in finance).
So lets focus on: What is wrong about power redistribution? Top of my head: >devalues hard work of majority >benefitors gain undeserved value anything else?
Daniel Bennett
OK, and how much did he mention this the last run? But OK, i was a bit extreme there
Joseph Peterson
if you didnt regulate banking a monopoly would still be established by the mere fact jews been on this business for centuries and know how to run it best, plus all their connections from fellow jews all over the world
David Murphy
Constantly> He's wrote at least one book on the topic, maybe more. I don't want to spend the time checking.
Jordan Rodriguez
Low level interest isn’t bad or wrong in my humble opinion but idk. Looks like unaccounted for money in large amounts like in the feds case is tragic..fuck idk im gonna need some ibuprofen
Juan Brooks
Dude that's retarded. At the very least, by your logic, the Jews would constantly be trying to Jew other Jews which would result in not a monopoly. Creating a monopoly through central banking is literally the dumbest way to stop a monopoly from forming.
Christopher Harris
We've been viewing the problem through the lens of the victim but lets switch it up temporarily:
What if a person sees the majority as dumb and shortsighted? What if the majority spends their resources on unnecessary junk? Would the society really progress if the majority were given control for centuries?
Once again, it depends on the individuals themselves. The majority made themselves unfit to rule out of their own free will, so those who see themsleves capable will do so
Sebastian Torres
>he believes the jew when he says that debt is absolutely fine and that there is no problem with lending money that was printed yesterday when they do it
Charles Reed
not if they agree to not jew each other, only jew goyim, which is what they did. The point is if you dont abolish the practice of interest on loans, a monopoly will be formed eventually with or without govt intervention.
Jayden Phillips
That would be my approach..that or lower the rates substantially
Aaron Hernandez
>abolish interest on loans do you also want to abolish rent? They are the same then dont borrow if you cant accept the rates.
Christopher Baker
hmmm I see your point but how eliminating usury makes thing better? Yes, it gets rid of the bankers but they will be replaced by another group. I mean people are not equal and eventually the smarter will create big ass business and the lobbying will take over the governmet again.
Owen Diaz
Therefor why I don’t like to borrow...speaking hypothetically and also towards higher level banking systems
Henry Reed
So accountability on loans with little or no interest through new legislation/incriminate unpaid debts?
Justin Cruz
thats why the type of govt and more importantly the kind of people rulling are the key. If you put sellouts in charge, they will sell your future for shekels. Eliminating usury goes hand in hand with a nationalistic, almost autocratic govt which really has the population best interests at heart. >rent not really the same but yes there are similarities
Parker Adams
Why view it as 'evil'? It is just leverage Is bitmex evil for allowing people to go 10x long/short?
Ian Thompson
Leverage yes but also not foolproof...if I loan you 1000 dollars at 15% interest you may or may not feel like paying it back because of the damage each payday but if the interest were depleted with incrimination for not paying it back or if it were 2-5% for 5000 or less (just a random number) you would be more inclined to pay your debts and I still make money without being greedy..just food for thought..
Justin Taylor
counterpoints for two of your argument: >1. interest is bad Borrowing = paying for a service. There is nothing inherently wrong with that it's just the same as trade >2. an autocratic govt will have best interests at heart and solve all issues see
Ian Ortiz
I also see how little or no interest is bad for banking businesses tho
Ethan Moore
Who are you to decide how people should charge for their products? Do you not realise how absurd your proposition is?
Noah Hall
>There is nothing inherently wrong with that thats just your morality and jews agree with you. There is a reason based people, from Plato to Cicero, were strongly against this practice. >an autocratic govt will have best interests at heart and solve all issues not saying it will solve all issues but its a start. If they turn out to be corrupted, thats what guns are there for
Christopher Bell
Lol ok. So live in debt sounds better huh? I’m not the one who decides I’m just casually discussing possibilities. You borrow money and pay it back so the product is returned at same value so therefore why have to pay absurd return amounts? Lmao
Christian Hughes
what fucking product? see thats the problem, money is NOT a merchandise to be lent and profited from, its supposed to be just a mean of exchange, never a merchandise/product in itself
Isaiah Barnes
Interest covers the loan sharks ass in case of inflation but what if inflation weren’t an issue? Then it’s all based on greed or desired profit for services which isn’t wrong unless abused.
Wyatt Rogers
the problem isn't interest on real money / loans. the problem is phantom interest on fraudulent currency created out of thin air especially with no reserves and leverage > 100-to-1. the best solution is still the one proposed by Bill Still, a currency issued interest free by a government bank with very strict limits / oversight to account for increases in the population and spur growth.
what you mental midgets fail to realize is that at this point the shews, quite literally, control all the gold. therefore, by creating a highly regulated and managed national currency you can quite easily bypass the shews altogether and obtain true freedom. lincoln and kennedy tried to do this and got murked for it. if you create a gold-backed system, the shews will just "pull it" at any point in time. which by the way, they have multiple times during the 19th century.
for proofs on how a government owned bank operates without gold and high leverage (minimal leverage, mostly loaning actual savings and capital) look no further than the Bank of North Dakota. its been around for 100 years and has funneled billions back into the economy. it also spurs economic activity and lowers taxes. its the only one of its kind. but of course you sub 70iq retards never bring up this example. never mind its a proven successful business model with a 100 year track record. i would like to slap you imbeciles a couple of times. stupidity needs to be punished.
>there's a reason Plato... Let's suppose that interest rates are abolished or forcibly lowered to a percentage acceptable to you. What is the implication of this? Under this scenario someone would be forcibly required to give access to their resources for a reward less than they desired. Feel free to quote from the two philosophers
>that's what guns are there for Guns are still available now. The problem is in the quality of citizens
Juan Johnson
thats precisely what im advocating, dude. Ancaps and lolbertarians on the other hand think that going back to gold will fix all issues
Kevin Lewis
The problem isn't the Fed, but the private banks surrounding it (inb4 dumb argument about how the Fed is private). Ideally, a fully nationalized banking system would be ideal. Fiat currency is a good system, and loss of value from inflation is very low. This is basically true, though Feder is pretty outdated in a lot of his assumptions. Interest isn't that bad if you have a national banking system, only private banks charging interest is the problem. MMT is a more modern outlook on basically the same economic ideas.
Blake Bailey
Libertarians are gay and don't matter because they have no real convictions.
Samuel Kelly
Money is an abstraction of work/produce/asset that also functions as a medium of exchange. I have $500k in cash. Why should I lend it to you when I can buy a house and profit off the rent at 5% annually?
It may not be an asset in itself but it CAN be
Liam Lewis
What are the terms on the fraudulent free currency in the realm of borrowing/loans? Or is it even achievable without interest? First I’ve heard of this so not mental midget just ignorant! ;)
>forcibly not if the lender is the state itself. No need to charge interest and profit from loans. If every new penny printed goes into the production of more goods & services, and towards public infrastructure (electric grid, sewers, etc), the govt doesnt even need to tax its citizens it can be 100% self funded. You could say this causes extreme inflation, but not when the available goods & services are also increasing in proportion
Matthew Perez
Money without interest is totally possible, just look at fascist economies and Sharia economies. Private banks with interest are generally a bad thing. A completely nationalized banking system could use it as a way to control inflation and drive incentives.
Nathan Lopez
Very true but as you said that would be if you went the route of investing in assets for profit..just to loan insured money at high interest is absurd to even think about tho..although 5% isn’t bad but you need credit for that kind of deal where I’m at lol
Elijah Adams
>Why should I lend it to you you dont, thats why banking as practice is best left to the State, what this dude is saying >It may not be an asset in itself but it CAN be and thats when you start jewing your countrymen
Justin Nelson
>not if the lender is the state itself. No need to charge interest and profit from loans. On the contrary, interest becomes a way to control inflation instead of taxation. For example, if the state wants to have people start small businesses, it can issue interest free loans. As these get paid back inflation naturally controls itself and is only a momentary occurrence. Loans by larger ventures could have high interest, thus reducing their power and allowing for even more investment into other sectors.
Josiah Bailey
Bernie USED to talk about the FED. He even co-authored the Audit the FED bill with Ron Paul. youtube.com/watch?v=869POIyGm2E
But he was getting smeared as an anti-semite over the issue, while he was running for POTUS. So he decided not to die on that hill.
Zachary Roberts
could be, but allowing interest on money is playing with fire, even if somehow kept in check. what is MMT?
Easton Edwards
Nationalized banks could use the interest free money or the interest for inflation control? I’m getting lost in the convo due to my cherished oh so shitty public economics schooling..lol
Jack Evans
my frustration was more directed at the retards on this board. i can't figure out why these people are so fucking stupid.
the Bank of North Dakota model works. 100 years of juicing the local economy, reducing taxes, funneling money BACK into the economy. RECIRCULATING it back to the people. NOT to hook-nosed demons in england or tel aviv. what the fuck is so difficult to comprehend here.
charging interest on money that was earned and saved is fine. there's no fraud there. if i save 1000 bucks through hard work, but then i give up the right to use that money because i loan it to you, its FAIR for me to expect compensation you and i will negotiate on a fair interest rate and that will be that. what's NOT fair is me going to my basement, opening up photoshop and creating 1000 joo-bucks and then loaning it to you. that is quite literally complete fraud.
this isn't rocket science. pick a business model that works, has a track record, and copy it. the shewish model doesn't work. lets stop using it.
That sounds nice but ultimately I think no form of goverment can stand to infiltration, corruption and the takeover of the smarter class. On the good side I think something like this will last a very long time. Guns are only useful in a shit hits the fan setting, people are dumb and can handle a lot of punishment if you brainwash them correctly, just look at America.
Anthony Ramirez
i agree with most of what you way but >its FAIR for me to expect compensation this is where you are treading a dangerous road.. say you turn your 1000 bucks into 10k, and by lending those 10k into 1MM, and that 1MM into billions by the same practice (snowball effect). You wouldnt have some jew printing out of thin air and lending BUT you'd still have powerful banks able to lend effortlessly and becoming ever more powerful, until they can begin the fraud again with no opposition. So as i say its best to forbid interest on money altogether with no exceptions
Nathaniel Harris
It's interwoven. Printing money is an issue, but interest is an issue to. It's basic maths, exponential growth is NOT sustainable in real life economics. Never.
Blake Howard
So I assume you are better educated on this so just one last question before I leave the thread...I’m not economically inclined too far up the ladder so I guess what I gotta say is I understand about private money lending and negotiating interest levels but what I’m more concerned with is aren’t banks like regions, first federal, etc. insured in some way on their loans? If not, then how does it work when someone borrows and runs off on their debt if it’s not paid back to them by collections? Also, if they are insured then I agree that there’s absolutely very little to no need for high interest rates right?
Mason Cooper
Because any money that gets paid back is going to a sovereign government which doesn't need it to pay for anything. Why would the government need something which it produces from you to fund something? Any money going back to the government is effectively being destroyed, thus avoiding inflation. Think about it like a sink. The government printing money is the faucet, the water in the bowl is the money supply in the economy, and the drain is taxation or other means of money going back to the government.