sarktastic
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Now that Russia, China and soon to be India, Brazil and more, will be trading in currency other than USD, what should we do with all those freshly printed dollars?
what to do with all those dollars we're printing if nobody wants to use them?
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CuntWaffle
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Keep printing more. More money = better economy.
creepycoug
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right on waffle. I always say, if a little is good, more is always better.
MikeDamone
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And bump minimum wag to $100/hour. Just think how good it would be if everyone made at least $200k a year.
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CuntWaffle
New Fish
Everyone would be able to afford their own homes and support their families with no worries about paying bills and stuff. No idea why those Libertariantards (LOL!) can't see that it is just so simple.
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creepycoug
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but wait. wouldn't that create like an artificial shortage in the demand for labor or something? isn't that bad professor Heyne?
oregonblitzkrieg
New Fish
No solutions or alternatives are being offered here, just a bunch of whining.
MikeDamone
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Good Christ. You're really struggling today.
sarktastic
New Fish
Lottery sales would fucking EXPLODE! and governments would be RICH!
You're not new here, so you should know better than to expect more.
creepycoug
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at least I'm original.
HFNY
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PostGameOrangeSlices
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hahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
why are people so ignorant?
why are people so ignorant?
HFNY
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Care to expand?
And when M2 inevitably picks up when there's a new / competent president in office, regular people working in the private sector (public sector unions get cost of living adjustments that taxpayers don't) will get even more plungered.
You know things are massively upside down when Metro bus drivers with a GED start at $30+ an hour yet college grads with more skills struggle to land a job paying $20 an hour.
And when M2 inevitably picks up when there's a new / competent president in office, regular people working in the private sector (public sector unions get cost of living adjustments that taxpayers don't) will get even more plungered.
You know things are massively upside down when Metro bus drivers with a GED start at $30+ an hour yet college grads with more skills struggle to land a job paying $20 an hour.