Comments by "Joseph Jones" (@drip369) on "CNBC Anchor GOES OFF ON Elizabeth Warren FILIBUSTERING Debate With Democrat Conspiracy Theories!" video.

How has she let him finish because every time he wants to finish all she does is tell him that she let him finish. It is so annoying. This woman is old enough to know better regarding manners.
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She's 1/128th native American. She's a minority. You can't lmao talk to her hahaha like that.
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@MichaelRahaman-g8n that is absolutely not true. Inflation is simply an increase in the currency Supply and if they would pay back the debt the currency would be deleted from existence since currency only exists through imaginary borrowing. Higher prices is just the side effect and it is also temporary. One way they could reduce inflation would be to quit importing coal for the grid and to quit importing oil and diesel for fuel because yes it takes fuel to ship all of that over here but it's also expensive to use somebody else's energy when we can produce our own. Joe knew exactly what he was doing on day one when he signed off on the cancellation of drilling fracking and Mining. Every country that experiences inflation has experienced deflation but right now the Democrats do not want to do that because this is their way of making a killing off of the backs of people they wish weren't free. Inflation is an increase in the currency supply, higher prices is a side effect, but same thing when it comes to supply and demand as well as producing and purchasing because we could be producing our own energy which would be a hell of a lot cheaper
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@MichaelRahaman-g8n no it's actually easy to fix, if you understand where currency comes from, it's just that they don't want to fix it. Go to Mike Maloney's Channel and watch the series called hidden secrets of money. Episode 4 will explain to you how easily inflation and deflation are when it comes to paper currencies. It wouldn't be so easy if it were done with honest money, although trading outside of a country is how deflation would happen. If you have to borrow the first dollar into existence and the only way to pay it back with interest is to borrow a second dollar, you have to borrow two more dollars to pay back the first two dollars but then those dollars are still owed interest so you have to borrow more. If you never pay the debt back, the currency doesn't delete itself and that will cause the prices to never go down. If they were to pay back the debt the currency would delete itself and over time the prices would come down but it isn't the government printing as much as it is the banks typing it into their computers back and get by the bills that they trade for with the fed. The more they attempt to pay down the debt pyramid scheme with crumble and we wouldn't have any currency. That's why they don't pay it back because the only way to keep it existing is to keep borrowing more and more. It's a literal Ponzi scheme and everybody should be kicking Richard Nixon in the rump
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@MichaelRahaman-g8n No, it's actually easy to fix, if you understand where currency comes from, it's just that they don't want to fix. Go to Mike Maloney's Channel and watch the series called hidden secrets of money. Episode 4 will explain to you how easily inflation and deflation are when it comes to paper currencies. It wouldn't be so easy if it were done with honest money, although trading outside of a country is how deflation would happen. If you have to borrow the first dollar into existence and the only way to pay it back with interest is to borrow a second dollar, you have to borrow two more dollars to pay back the first two dollars but then those dollars are still owed interest so you have to borrow more. If you never pay the debt back, the currency doesn't delete itself and that will cause the prices to never go down. If they were to pay back the debt the currency would delete itself and over time the prices would come down but it isn't the government printing as much as it is the banks typing it into their computers back and get by the bills that they trade for with the fed. The more they attempt to pay down the debt pyramidscheme with crumble and we wouldn't have any currency. That's why they don't pay it back because the only way to keep it existing is to keep borrowing more and more. It's a literal PonziScheme and everybody should be kicking Nixon in the rump
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@MichaelRahaman-g8n imagine if Germany or Venezuela or Zimbabwe just started removing currency from circulation, eventually the prices would go down but instead of them doing the right thing and removing all of the excess currency once it is getting out of control, they just continue to make more. It's easy to solve, if you remove the currency from circulation by paying off the debts or at least holding it like what some would call a savings account, or a reserve account, then that currency can't circulate therefore there's less circulating which would lead to prices going down because now you have less currency competing for the same amount of goods and services. It is easy to fix, it's just nobody's willing to do the right thing and remove the currency. If they had to back it by gold they wouldn't be able to borrow when they thought it was necessary, because there's no collateral. What Richard Nixon did is remove that from the dollar and then all of the currencies that were pegged to the dollar are now not backed by gold so it's just endless borrowing and very very rare payment of the debt
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@MichaelRahaman-g8n if only you knew how easy it was. Let's just say if Venezuela Zimbabwe and Germany from the last century ever decided to remove all of that excess currency from circulation, there would be less currency circulating chasing the same amount of goods and services and price would go down. Removing the currency is called deflation. But where does currency come from since we do not use gold as collateral? Well if you borrow a dollar into existence, and you promise to pay it back with interest, you have to borrow a second dollar to account for that first dollar but now you have to borrow two more dollars to pay back the $2 you just borrowed into existence which means now you have to borrow $4 to pay back the $4 in existence etc etc. If you pay back the debt, the currency disappears but governments do not want to do that, they do not want to remove the currency from circulation, because at some point if they pay back the debt entirely, there is absolutely no currency but they're still a debt owed. It's a pyramid skeeme, and increased prices is a side effect of it. When countries used gold and silver as money, trade inside and outside of the country was a natural accounting measure that would lead to inflation and deflation all on its own. A fiat currency does not have that which is why it's not money which is why loses value because people can't stop borrowing it into existence and they don't want to pay it back. They don't want to take it out of circulation because if they did, they would just put it in their pockets and spend it back into circulation and the problem would never go away. It's extremely simple to do with, it's just nobody's willing to do it.
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@MichaelRahaman-g8n if only you knew how easy it was. Let's just say if Venezuela, Zimbabwe, and Germany from the last century, ever decided to remove all of that excess currency from circulation, there would be less currency circulating chasing the same amount of goods&services and price would go down. Removing the currency is called deflation. But, where does currency come from since we do not use gold as collateral? Well, if you borrow one dollar into existence, and you promise to pay it back with interest, you have to borrow a second dollar to account for that first dollar but now you have to borrow two more dollars to pay back the $2 you just borrowed into existence, which means now you have to borrow $4 to pay back the $4 in existence etc etc. If you pay back the debt, the currency disappears but governments do not want to do that, they do not want to remove the currency from circulation, because at some point if they pay back the debt entirely, there is absolutely no currency left but there still is a debt owed. It's a pyramid skeeme, and increased prices are a side effect of it. When countries used gold and silver as money, trade inside and outside of the country was a natural accounting measure that would lead to inflation and deflation, naturally, all on its own. A fiat currency does not have that which is why it's not money, which is why it loses value because people can't stop borrowing it into existence and they don't want to pay it back. They don't want to take it out of circulation because if they did, they would just put it in their pockets and spend it back into circulation and the problem would never go away. It's extremely simple to do with, it's just nobody's willing to do it.
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@user-me6jb4tu5d if only you knew how easy it was. Let's just say if Venezuela, Zimbabwe, and Germany from the last century, ever decided to remove all of that excess currency from circulation, there would be less currency circulating chasing the same amount of goods&services and price would go down. Removing the currency is called deflation. But, where does currency come from since we do not use gold as collateral? Well, if you borrow one dollar into existence, and you promise to pay it back with interest, you have to borrow a second dollar to account for that first dollar but now you have to borrow two more dollars to pay back the $2 you just borrowed into existence, which means now you have to borrow $4 to pay back the $4 in existence etc etc. If you pay back the debt, the currency disappears but governments do not want to do that, they do not want to remove the currency from circulation, because at some point if they pay back the debt entirely, there is absolutely no currency left but there still is a debt owed. It's a pyramid skeeme, and increased prices are a side effect of it. When countries used gold and silver as money, trade inside and outside of the country was a natural accounting measure that would lead to inflation and deflation, naturally, all on its own. A fiat currency does not have that which is why it's not money, which is why it loses value because people can't stop borrowing it into existence and they don't want to pay it back. They don't want to take it out of circulation because if they did, they would just put it in their pockets and spend it back into circulation and the problem would never go away. It's extremely simple to do with, it's just nobody's willing to do it.
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@MichaelRahaman-g8n that's because you don't understand where currency comes from and how easy it is to deflate it. Countries are just not willing to do the right thing which is removing the currency. If you borrow $1 into existence and promise to pay it back with interest, you now have to borrow a second dollar to pay back the first dollar but now you have $2 in existence and you have to borrow two more dollars to pay those two dollars back plus interest and the pyramid continues to build. The best way to get rid of that currency would be to pay it off but at some point the currency will disappear and there will still be a debt owed. Think about countries that have experienced hyperinflation, if they were to Simply remove bills from circulation, there would be less currency chasing the same amount of goods and services therefore prices would go down but governments do not want to remove currency from circulation, they just continue to borrow more and circulate more into existence which continuously causes prices to go up. It's literally as simple as removing it from circulation and if you somehow disagree, then you still don't understand where currency comes from and how inflation and deflation works. It's literally as simple as paying off your debt because if you borrow $1,000 into existence and you spend it, and you pay back that $1,000, there is no longer $1,000 circulating out in the market. Since fiat currency is government enforced, even though it violates the US Constitution, they can't payback the debt on the currency otherwise they will have no currency therefore they will have no power
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Businessmen and women are so smart that they don't practice price gouging because they know they will lose customers. When you have to import record amounts of coal to support the grid as well as importing other people's Diesel and oil, even though we can produce our own, that costs extra so it leads to everything else costing extra, especially when you have to use that to run the ships to carry the fuel and then you need that fuel to run the farm equipment and the Transportation vehicles to get the food to the stores. It is exactly Joe Biden's fault. On day one when he got elected he killed the drilling the fracking and the coal mining and that has caused energy to get more expensive causing everything else to get more expensive. Don't let them lie to you about price gouging because business owners know they can't do that otherwise they won't make any money because of a thing called competition.
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