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Right? It's not hyperbole to be worried about erasing the debts coming from some sort of gayop or war or some something like Smallpox that just wipes out 25% of all people on the planet. It's weird to think about, but there is undoubtedly a clique of the ruling elite who would love nothing more than to kill off a huge chunk of the tax cattle.
It's interesting to consider a piece of the paper-ponzi is actually our healthcare system. These massive insurance companies invest in government debt on our behalf and they eat up a massive amount of tax-cattle purchasing power. So although the government can't default on the bonds, the insurance companies can default on YOU by denying you coverage. And they pretend like all of these services cost oh so much, when in reality a lot of what they are doing is paying salaries for doctors and nurses whose student loans demand they be paid exorbitant sums of money so they can be "middle class". It's a great way to "burn through" demand so all of this money is a "vital service" so you're not buying up scarce commodities.
I really can't quite put my finger on it, but you can see how the paper-ponzi is desperately trying to throw a wet towel on the tax-cattle's purchasing power. More and more our "wealth" is tied up in "benefits" that are all deferred until we reach some imaginary "finish line" of 65.
Even Social Security - if that 7.5% of every paycheck I ever earned was actually invested in my own private bond portfolio we would very quickly see the problem that the government can't even come close to making good to the citizens payable via the governments own tax revenue.
What if that 7.5% were invested in silver by compulsion? There wouldn't be any left!
You think about it too much and the lines around the paper-ponzi start to come in to focus.