Were we suppose to be in great depression 2.0 right now but we simply kicked the can down the road thanks to unlimited FED money?

>>510562788 (OP)
Yessir.
But that money keep in mind, it's basically uncashed checks.
They will extract it out of taxpayers, whether people working for $1 per hour in foreign countries or domestic US burger slaves.
Pagan ownership wealth will flee the US when those taxes come due, they want the wealth explosion that comes from 30 year bond = collateral for more, not the inevitable 100 year hangover after.

>>510562788 (OP)
I sure feel depressed. If this isn't a depression then when we really suffer one there are gonna be a lot of deaths. Mostly suicides but I think we will see a large uptick in CEOs being offed and it cheered on. A lot of rich people will be fleeing the country and trying to rule from Israel, India, and probably a bit of Cyprus too.

>>510563022
So basically rich fags will move their wealth overseas and leave middle class (most likely middle class whites) with the bill? What a great system we have.
>>510563098
There will be more violence and more Luigi's. I kind of look forward to the future happenings. I'm too much of a poorfag to be a prepper tho :(

>>510563098
The lesson from all this: money ultimately is a liability, including gold and deeds.
Stewardship of capital and trust are the real games. US system forced people to engage in that, they started debt maxing and we didn't fall for it so it's gg reset, or they might continue for a while with immigration and more debt expansion.
Progress is a worthy goal, however they sure are crushing a lot of people in it, especially the productive and the intelligent. We are drunk on sweat and blood. Must needs trust each other or what is the real cost of progress.

>>510563098
no matter how they try to paint it better with made-up numbers and artificial growth, it is a long and strong depression by now and it keeps being fueled by horrible policies all over the developed world
at least you yanks still have a somewhat intact economic mix but here in europe the eco terrorists and the big liberal metropolis lobby fucked up our economy big time with outsourcing every single thing, the only thing they try to grab a hold on is the one trick pony of the millitary industrial complex but that'll be nothing more but a cheap copy of the US

>>510563504
Yeah, I would think we get a blue wave 2028 presidential election, with ranked choice voting you could see actual socialists make a viable run. Country is being shaped with Trump in power to scapegoat the productive horses, whether US citizens or immigrants, also to scapegoat leadership. Trump was better pick than Kamala but both ultimately are going to further the ultimate goals of sinicization and central planning in US.
You don't want money making all the decisions in that process, logic can be used to justify anything.

>>510562788 (OP)
Yes. But it only made it so much worse.

>>510563725
I find it insane that we allowed outsourcing to get to level that it is now. I live in the rust belt and I see economies that have been completely gutted and destroyed for the past 20+ years. Politicians were making so much damn money from companies using cheap labor that they basically ignored this issue until it became an emperor wears no clothes scenario. Sad.

>>510563725
Yes, money is making the decisions. If it's too expensive to have someone greasing the gears, they will throw that man into the gears and extract his flesh as fertilizer, that is what money does if left unchecked.
>>510564231
Yep, and gives way to a lot of desperation and everything that comes with it, probably more expensive to pay desperate people in foreign nations than to keep the jobs here, and support aid groups and missionaries to South America and Africa. When people have more money they donate, or you could even tax income 1% flat across the board for programs like that, effective charity tax.

>>510564607
I think the billionaire class is trying to accelerate the collapse so they can fill the power vacuum with techno-feudalism. There are some companies in the US that already have more power than the federal and state governments. Interesting times ahead.

>>510562788 (OP)
>THE HAPPENINGS ARE HAPPENING
>THE SHITCOINS ARE PUMPING
>THE REAL ESTATES ARE OVERWHELMING
>THE AI IS TAKING OVER
>THE BANKS ARE COLLAPSING
>THE YIELDS ARE SPIKING
>THE RATES ARE CUTTING
>THE PETRODOLLARS ARE DYING
>THE BONDS ARE DEFAULTING
>THE INSIDERS ARE SHORTING
>THE MONEYS ARE INFLATING
>THE PENSIONS ARE PONZYING
>THE FAMINES ARE COMING
>THE MARKETS ARE CRASHING
>THE JOBS ARE RECEEDING
>THE UBI'S ARE DROPPING
>THE DEBTS ARE PILING UP
>THE CYBERCRIMINALS ARE HACKING
>THE BLACKOUTS ARE COMING
>THE WORLD WARS ARE STARTING
>THE WEST HAS FALLEN
It's over but I still have to go to work tomorrow morning. I'm tired bros, I'm tired of this world. When will it finally be my turn to be on top?

>>510565188
czechd and correct
its just a power grab. theyve already cracked the code for unlimited money now they want you to own nothing