Comments by "voteZDLR" (@voteZDLR) on "No One Understands Money, and It's Becoming a $14 Trillion Problem" video.

  1. They don't want students to understand how it works. It's a racket. It's designed from the ground up to make money.
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  2. Well, the way the federal reserve works, it's basically designed that there isn't enough money and in fact never will be enough money to completely pay off ALL our debts. Their solution to "We need more money" is "OK, just go fire up the printing presses and we'll make MORE". They're literally printing money. And it doesn't matter how many bills they print, the actual "value" that backs it more or less stays static. It's basically a glorified "IOU". So what this means is that the more money they print and the more actual bills are in circulation, the less and less each of those bills is actually worth. This problem has been allowed to go unchecked forever. This is also why it used to cost $0.25 cents for a cheeseburger at McDonalds and $0.05 for a soda and fries or whatever, and nowadays the same thing costs like $6 or $7. We've been living with rising inflation our entire lives, so if you haven't noticed it I can't help but wonder if that was part of the plan the entire time. Per citizen the debt last I checked was closer to like $50 thousand per person if not more, and that's whether you went to college and have student loans or not.
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