Comments by "antonyjh1234" (@antonyjh1234) on "ColdFusion"
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Taxes literally make money disappear. it's like any loan, because we are a debt based society and all debts work off a principle of negative zero, once that debt hits somebody's account we call it money and that if all debts were paid back there would be zero money.
This debt always being entered into means new money is always coming onto the market, taxes remove this money, and we are in between it entering and leaving with our energy and consumption. When loans are paid back, whether it be commercial or central bank debt, that money disappears, money does not build up, taxes remove money so the value of the dollar can be managed.
Because we are a debt based economy and debt in the economy is called money and they print it at a cost of around four cents per hundred dollars, if the govt were in surplus 35 trillion it wouldn't be in our pockets, debt is the pivot point on a see saw, on one side is us and the other side bankers who can print money.
The public is always trying to stay above zero, all loans are trying to get back to zero from negative, unless new debt is being entered into there will be zero money entering the system, taxes are just a siphon so the dollars don't build up.
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Taxes make money disappear. it's like any loan, because we are a debt based society and all debts work off a principle of negative zero, once that debt hits somebody's account we call it money and that if all debts were paid back there would be zero money. mentioning debt for an 18 year old is only worthwhile is you appreciate the system of new money always being needed.
This debt always being entered into means new money is always coming onto the market, taxes remove this money, and we are in between it entering and leaving with our energy and consumption. When loans are paid back, whether it be commercial or central bank debt, that money disappears, money does not build up, taxes remove money so the value of the dollar can be managed.
Because we are a debt based economy and debt in the economy is called money, if the govt were in surplus 35 trillion it wouldn't be in our pockets it would be in theirs, debt is the pivot point on a see saw, on one side is us and the other side bankers who can print money.
Debt for a household is not printed money, debt for the bank, central or commercial, is and is classed as debt but you hold it.
Russia stood up after 8 years of being bombed and Russians killed and we all use oil other people have been killed over, have done for decades, the world is built on the past, that cannot continue. Issue is we all think money can buy the same amount of energy that is used too, with all external costs being ignored.
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It's because most people don't understand money that this video get's any traction. It's wrong just like all the comments that I have seen
Most people don't understand money in its current for and still associate it to gold because taxes don't fund anything, govt spending does and no govt that prints, depends on taxes for their current spending.
Taxes literally make money disappear. it's like any loan, because we are a debt based society and all debts work off a principle of negative zero, once that debt hits somebody's account we call it money and that if all debts were paid back there would be zero money.
This debt always being entered into means new money is always coming onto the market, taxes remove this money, and we are in between it entering and leaving with our energy and consumption. When loans are paid back, whether it be commercial or central bank debt, that money disappears, money does not build up, taxes remove money so the value of the dollar can be managed.
Because we are a debt based economy and debt in the economy is called money and they print it at a cost of around four cents per hundred dollars, if the govt were in surplus 35 trillion it wouldn't be in our pockets, debt is the pivot point on a see saw, on one side is us and the other side bankers who can print money.
Getting 35 trillion of US dollars, 51% of all currency out into the world at a cost of four cent per hundred dollars and it will be paid back full value, with interest on top, is not somebody messing up in their job.
The public is always trying to stay above zero, all loans are trying to get back to zero from negative, unless new debt is being entered into there will be zero money entering the system, taxes are just a siphon so the dollars don't build up.
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It's because most people don't understand money that this video get's any traction. It's wrong just like all the comments that I have seen
Most people don't understand money in its current for and still associate it to gold because taxes don't fund anything, govt spending does and no govt that prints, depends on taxes for their current spending.
Taxes literally make money disappear. it's like any loan, because we are a debt based society and all debts work off a principle of negative zero, once that debt hits somebody's account we call it money and that if all debts were paid back there would be zero money.
This debt always being entered into means new money is always coming onto the market, taxes remove this money, and we are in between it entering and leaving with our energy and consumption. When loans are paid back, whether it be commercial or central bank debt, that money disappears, money does not build up, taxes remove money so the value of the dollar can be managed.
Because we are a debt based economy and debt in the economy is called money and they print it at a cost of around four cents per hundred dollars, if the govt were in surplus 35 trillion it wouldn't be in our pockets, debt is the pivot point on a see saw, on one side is us and the other side bankers who can print money.
Getting 35 trillion of US dollars, 51% of all currency out into the world at a cost of four cent per hundred dollars and it will be paid back full value, with interest on top, is not somebody messing up in their job.
The public is always trying to stay above zero, all loans are trying to get back to zero from negative, unless new debt is being entered into there will be zero money entering the system, taxes are just a siphon so the dollars don't build up.
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The public is always trying to stay above zero, all loans though from banks as all debt is money, are trying to get back to zero from negative zero, unless new debt is being entered into there will be zero money entering the system, taxes are just a siphon so the dollars don't build up.
Taxes literally make money disappear. it's like any loan, because we are a debt based society and all debts work off a principle of negative zero, once that debt hits somebody's account we call it money and that if all debts were paid back there would be zero money.
This debt always being entered into means new money is always coming onto the market, taxes remove this money, and we are in between it entering and leaving with our energy and consumption. When loans are paid back, whether it be commercial or central bank debt, that money disappears, money does not build up, taxes remove money so the value of the dollar can be managed.
Because we are a debt based economy and debt in the economy is called money, if the govt were in surplus 35 trillion it wouldn't be in our pockets it would be in theirs, debt is the pivot point on a see saw, on one side is us and the other side bankers who can print money.
Debt for a household is not printed money, debt for the bank, central or commercial, is and is classed as debt but you hold it.
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The public is always trying to stay above zero, all loans though from banks as all debt is money, are trying to get back to zero from negative zero, unless new debt is being entered into there will be zero money entering the system, taxes are just a siphon so the dollars don't build up.
Taxes literally make money disappear. it's like any loan, because we are a debt based society and all debts work off a principle of negative zero, once that debt hits somebody's account we call it money and that if all debts were paid back there would be zero money.
This debt always being entered into means new money is always coming onto the market, taxes remove this money, and we are in between it entering and leaving with our energy and consumption. When loans are paid back, whether it be commercial or central bank debt, that money disappears, money does not build up, taxes remove money so the value of the dollar can be managed.
Because we are a debt based economy and debt in the economy is called money, if the govt were in surplus 35 trillion it wouldn't be in our pockets it would be in theirs, debt is the pivot point on a see saw, on one side is us and the other side bankers who can print money.
Debt for a household is not printed money, debt for the bank, central or commercial, is and is classed as debt but you hold it.
Calling more money a crisis, and USA who is 4% of the world and the cost to produce this debt is four cents per hundred dollars and is 51% of all currency, that has already been paid back in multiples is I think wrong.
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@Waybackwhennn Sorry but this is untrue when you say it applies only to the US, any country that can print its own money prints its own debt and the govts will give money printing power to commercial banks All currency pegged to the dollar is an issue, when so many countries don't want to trade with it anymore.
The issue with gold is it was bever backed by gold as soon as notes started getting printed and housewives in India are the largest private holder, are the powers that be going to make them the richest?
I can only see a carbon value of goods and an equal amount of cardon credits issued as a fair and equitable way, the system of money won't hold value because of resource depletion/destruction, even if it was gold and it certainly won't buy us out of it.
Covid taught a lot of countries if the money keeps flowing people really don't care, and people don't understand every single dollar is bankers debt, that they have given their lives for, it shouldn't be a hard sell to get a different system in place, once this one is fully explained. It's all make believe, inflation is man made and money is just a way to direct energy, and we might have mis-used it on fast cars and amusements.
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The public is always trying to stay above zero, all loans though from banks as all debt is money, are trying to get back to zero from negative zero, unless new debt is being entered into there will be zero money entering the system, taxes are just a siphon so the dollars don't build up.
Taxes literally make money disappear. it's like any loan, because we are a debt based society and all debts work off a principle of negative zero, once that debt hits somebody's account we call it money and that if all debts were paid back there would be zero money.
This debt always being entered into means new money is always coming onto the market, taxes remove this money, and we are in between it entering and leaving with our energy and consumption. When loans are paid back, whether it be commercial or central bank debt, that money disappears, money does not build up, taxes remove money so the value of the dollar can be managed.
Because we are a debt based economy and debt in the economy is called money, if the govt were in surplus 35 trillion it wouldn't be in our pockets it would be in theirs, debt is the pivot point on a see saw, on one side is us and the other side bankers who can print money.
Debt for a household is not printed money, debt for the bank, central or commercial, is and is classed as debt but you hold it.
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