>>106239275
Maybe you just don't have the IQ to follow, I dunno. I'll try again.
1. how much banks/investors like you is determined by your credit rating
2. if your credit rating is crap, you are a financial liability and investors will avoid you like the plague cause they'd lose money on you.
3. If your credit rating is good, investors will love you and give you money because they know you are reliable and they can expect their money back.
4. you raise your credit rating by... buying stuff on credit, and then PAYING BACK the credit or the interest. This means that loaning you money is good business because you pay it back + with interest. If you DON'T pay back your credit, your credit obviously tanks.
So to get good credit and charm investors, you have to buy shit on loan, and pay it back. This means investors will like you (because they can EXPECT TO BE PAID BACK THEIR INVESTMENT), and they'll invest in your business, and you are now the Wolf of wall street rolling in dosh and snorting cocaine off the waxed pussies of supermodels.
The trick is that if you don't buy on credit, you don't raise your credit rating. You'll be perpetually in the "not reliable" class and can't invest shit. So the system FORCES you to get in on this scheme, and the bigger business you have the bigger investments you need, which means taking on more loans to build your rating etc etc.
It's a self sustaining ponzi scheme, and the banks are making money on every step while you build your business on money that is not yours. Hence, you are in debt.
And on big levels (countries) it gets to the point where you can pay your debt by taking another loan, putting you in a perpetual downward spiral that goes on forever. And the banks want to KEEP it going cause it means you KEEP PAYING THEM. Hence, debt is GREAT. Unless there's some financial crisis and the banks are unable to spend money on loans. Then the scheme collapses and the entire world is fucked (like back in 2008).
