Comments by "Jussi M. Konttinen" (@jussim.konttinen4981) on "BankWars: Weimar Hyperinflation Episode 3" video.

  1. I don't think so. Ukraine is too big to be controlled. Their goal is to create a neutral state, leaning on Russia. Possible outcomes: A. Russia will gain political leverage in the internal affairs of Ukraine B. Putin is ousted C. Russia's withdrawal without achieving its goals
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  2. Maybe this can't be called hyperinflation, but Finland had 60% inflation in 1946. Very similar political situation as in Germany after WW1. The USSR had a nuclear weapon, so it was unrealistic for the Nazis to recapture Vyborg. Also, Russian fascist lost territories after withdrawing its troops from Germany and the Baltics in 1994. In short, war reparations and corruption. Slightly incorrect to talk about socialism, because often these countries are right wing like Argentina.Venezuelans make money by selling drugs, of course, no taxes are paid. Homeowners are not affected by inflation, so personal tax may well be 0%.
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