Comments by "Charles Brightman" (@charlesbrightman4237) on "Bond market is showing warning signs over Fed's policy decisions: WSJ's Banerji" video.

I WILL KEEP SAYING IT UNTIL IT CHANGES OR I DIE: 'We The People' need to rise up and pass a law that the US Fed has to have an annual economic inflation goal of zero percent (0%), NOT 2%. As America gets greater, a US Dollar should be able to buy more, not less. The US Fed with their 2% annual inflation goal are actually causing some economic and social problems in this nation and in this world. This is also a National Security issue as America and it's currency gets weaker in this world. If America's currency was to get stronger, more nations would want to utilize America's currency and it's ways.
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@animeB0y01 Species on and from this Earth either survive beyond this Earth, solar system, and collapsing spiral shaped galaxy, OR they don't. It looks like none will survive, in part due to the Fed's economic inflation goals (inflation upon previous inflation over time becomes a lot of inflation). Space travel, the ONLY thing that will save any species from this Earth, has gotten more expensive just in my lifetime. What is space travel going to cost in the next 100, 1000, 1 million years from now? And the people in the Fed are supposed to be the 'smart' ones. They are probably contributing to the demise of all life from this Earth. Dumbasses.
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@Rikimkigsck And you and the Fed lack some basic understanding about physics, life and the future: (copy and paste from my comment above to you that you apparently skipped over): Species on and from this Earth either survive beyond this Earth, solar system, and collapsing spiral shaped galaxy, OR they don't. It looks like none will survive, in part due to the Fed's economic inflation goals (inflation upon previous inflation over time becomes a lot of inflation). Space travel, the ONLY thing that will save any species from this Earth, has gotten more expensive just in my lifetime. What is space travel going to cost in the next 100, 1000, 1 million years from now? And the people in the Fed are supposed to be the 'smart' ones. They are probably contributing to the demise of all life from this Earth. Dumbasses.
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@Rikimkigsck What good is life if there are no entities left to live it? What good is money if there are no entities left to spend it? I await your educated answers.
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@Rikimkigsck "With 2% inflation target we keep economy stimulated. We need new companies innovating and increasing efficiency" And then we all die one day from something, will forget everything we ever knew and experienced, and will be forgotten one day in future eternity as if we never ever existed at all in the first place. "Inflation is not an issue." I highly agree to disagree with you on this issue. "The only thing we need to worry about is Climate change that's the only thing it has potential to wipe us living beings out in 100-200y." Either at least one species from this Earth survives beyond this Earth, solar system and collapsing spiral shaped galaxy, OR none will and all life from this Earth dies and goes extinct. If all life from this Earth dies and goes extinct, no life from this Earth would be left to care any of us even ever existed in the first place much less however we existed while we existed. Again, what good is life if no life is left to live it? What good is money if no entity is left to spend it?
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Plan on being in a world without grid electricity or electronics, at least for a while.
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Hydrogen and Hydrogen technologies. Many nations are already implementing Hydrogen into the economies for various reasons, some of which are energy independence and not having to spend blood and treasure fighting to obtain and maintain a fossil fuel economy.
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