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National Debt = 28 Trillion. In the Last Year (COVID)... We Spent 19.5 Trillion.. WTF
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National Debt = 28 Trillion. In the Last Year (COVID)... We Spent 19.5 Trillion.. WTF
I knew we were printing and spending money like crazy... but WTF... is this real? In4 fact checkers...
Either:
A) Our government is full of complete imbeciles = the average person is about to get screwed hard.
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B) We're on the verge of some major war/conflict, some massive catastrophe, or a huge economic reset and the elite behind the scenes are using COVID spending as cover = the average person is about to get screwed hard.
Either:
A) Our government is full of complete imbeciles = the average person is about to get screwed hard.
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B) We're on the verge of some major war/conflict, some massive catastrophe, or a huge economic reset and the elite behind the scenes are using COVID spending as cover = the average person is about to get screwed hard.
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04-28-2021, 06:28 PM
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Is it really spending if the money isn't backed by anything?
If I go to the supermarket and pay for my groceries with monopoly money and the cashier is dumb enough to accept it, did I actually spend anything?
If I go to the supermarket and pay for my groceries with monopoly money and the cashier is dumb enough to accept it, did I actually spend anything?
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Something about those numbers doesn't seem right.
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Originally Posted By eternalnoob⏩
If you're at the top of the food chain no. But once that money works its way down to the average person... those people are the ones who absolutely get screwed. So if you're a bank/government/first spender you get the complete bang for your buck. It's every else that it then trickles down to that has to deal with the inflation rape.Is it really spending if the money isn't backed by anything?
If I go to the supermarket and pay for my groceries with monopoly money and the cashier is dumb enough to accept it, did I actually spend anything?
If I go to the supermarket and pay for my groceries with monopoly money and the cashier is dumb enough to accept it, did I actually spend anything?
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Originally Posted By faxanadu⏩
I didn't watch the video, but the national debt was 23B at the end of 2019Something about those numbers doesn't seem right.
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Originally Posted By nothingshocking⏩
no it wasn't. you are off by 4 decimals you dumb fukI didn't watch the video, but the national debt was 23B at the end of 2019
that's like having $50 vs 50k in your bank account.
04-28-2021, 06:42 PM
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Originally Posted By nothingshocking⏩
Ya thats where I'm off. Maybe he's saying the 19.5 trillion is additional debt/printing/interest in the past year that is unaccounted for?I didn't watch the video, but the national debt was 23B at the end of 2019
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04-28-2021, 06:58 PM
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conservatives caring about the debt again after trump kept raising the debt.
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That's not even remotely accurate
https://www.statista.com/statistics/...es-since-1990/
Numbers are drawn on Sept 30th every year for those wondering about the data points on the chart.
Edit:
We spent 19.5 trillion.. nevermind that's different. I was reading that as we accumulated 19.5 trillion of debt of the 28 trillion all in one year.
Either way, who cares about debt that no one has the balls to make us pay?
https://www.statista.com/statistics/...es-since-1990/
Numbers are drawn on Sept 30th every year for those wondering about the data points on the chart.
Edit:
We spent 19.5 trillion.. nevermind that's different. I was reading that as we accumulated 19.5 trillion of debt of the 28 trillion all in one year.
Either way, who cares about debt that no one has the balls to make us pay?
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That's the entire years GDP
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Originally Posted By Mountaineer92⏩
You live in an echo chamber then. Conservatives complained about Trumps spending too. Nice try though.conservatives caring about the debt again after trump kept raising the debt.
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04-28-2021, 07:16 PM
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The problem is people think of sovereign debt in the same context as personal debt.
The United States exists essentially in perpetuity and can essentially extend the payments out and perform other financial maneuvers with the debt.
People make it sound the national debt is the same thing as someone who keeps opening credit cards and maxing them out.
Totally different things
The United States exists essentially in perpetuity and can essentially extend the payments out and perform other financial maneuvers with the debt.
People make it sound the national debt is the same thing as someone who keeps opening credit cards and maxing them out.
Totally different things
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Originally Posted By dontstopbelief⏩
Debt clock site says Debt to GDP ratio is now 130%That's the entire years GDP
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All I know is that there's not even any physical representation of that amount of money anymore. It's just a number on a computer that they keep adding more zeros to. That along with Crypto......everything disappears when the power goes out. Poof!
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no problem just tax the peasants even more for generations to come, wooooooo
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Originally Posted By faxanadu⏩
Thats been happening since 1971 when America went off the gold standard.the average person is about to get screwed hard.
But yes, I feel bad for people that don't have any assets to hedge the inflation because its going to worse than normal for a while..
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There is absolutelythat the Trump government spent that much.
He's a republican
He's a conservative
Whenever republicans are in office, national debt decreases. Only liberals spend money on the population
He's a republican
He's a conservative
Whenever republicans are in office, national debt decreases. Only liberals spend money on the population
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Originally Posted By benedetto27⏩
that's the most beneficial strategy of publicly traded companies. If you're not taking on cheap debt right now investors will shun you.This is why I'm debtmaxxing while I still can. Inflation is going to make it easy AF to repay.
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Originally Posted By cjr169⏩
explain more;. I make a lot of assumptions about itThe problem is people think of sovereign debt in the same context as personal debt.
The United States exists essentially in perpetuity and can essentially extend the payments out and perform other financial maneuvers with the debt.
People make it sound the national debt is the same thing as someone who keeps opening credit cards and maxing them out.
Totally different things
The United States exists essentially in perpetuity and can essentially extend the payments out and perform other financial maneuvers with the debt.
People make it sound the national debt is the same thing as someone who keeps opening credit cards and maxing them out.
Totally different things
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It's the Federal Reserves fault for allowing it to happen. They have already let the inflation genie out of the bottle and he aint going back for a while. Don't believe that this inflationary period is transitory due to the stimulus to get through covid. This was happening well before covid and now that the Fed is scared chitless of causing an absolute meltdown they continue to tow the line that "it's transitory, and we'll let inflation run high while we recover" is just pure bull****. It doesn't take a retard to notice how expensive everything is getting, how scarce electronics are getting, how market fundamentals make no sense anymore. Way too much money chasing very few goods.
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1⏩
Oh, you will pay. Most of the debt is owed to ourselves in some form or other.That's not even remotely accurate
https://www.statista.com/statistics/...es-since-1990/
Numbers are drawn on Sept 30th every year for those wondering about the data points on the chart.
Edit:
We spent 19.5 trillion.. nevermind that's different. I was reading that as we accumulated 19.5 trillion of debt of the 28 trillion all in one year.
Either way, who cares about debt that no one has the balls to make us pay?
https://www.statista.com/statistics/...es-since-1990/
Numbers are drawn on Sept 30th every year for those wondering about the data points on the chart.
Edit:
We spent 19.5 trillion.. nevermind that's different. I was reading that as we accumulated 19.5 trillion of debt of the 28 trillion all in one year.
Either way, who cares about debt that no one has the balls to make us pay?

About 70% all together in 2018. Didn't spot a more recent year. I would expect for the government to continue to play tricks with calculating inflation to the bitter end as it affects how much money they pay out to retirees.
Originally Posted By BIGJIMSLADE22⏩
Odds that this is just a bug and not a feature?All I know is that there's not even any physical representation of that amount of money anymore. It's just a number on a computer that they keep adding more zeros to. That along with Crypto......everything disappears when the power goes out. Poof!
Originally Posted By whitepaper⏩
Not sure if srs.There is absolutelythat the Trump government spent that much.
He's a republican
He's a conservative
Whenever republicans are in office, national debt decreases. Only liberals spend money on the population
He's a republican
He's a conservative
Whenever republicans are in office, national debt decreases. Only liberals spend money on the population

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Originally Posted By rectifryer⏩
Countries issue bonds payable in 99 years etc.. try telling your credit card lender that you will pay them back in 99 years. The concept of sovereign is different from personal debt.explain more;. I make a lot of assumptions about it
I think national debt was like $9 trillion before the 08 recession and now we’re at $28.5 trillion... so maybe up $19 trillion since then is fair. We spent like $5 trillion for the unprecedented multiple gov/Covid stimulus.. if trump didn’t push all the stimulus economy would have fukkin folded and we’d be even more fukked.
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I hope you boys are ready for the tax hikes
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