Comments by "Joe Swanson" (@joeswanson733) on "Heresy Financial" channel.

  1. governments are addicted to control.
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  2.  @cyberft  Fixed supply money leads to prices declining over time, which leads to hoarding money, which means lack of spending/investment, which means high unemployment and economic recessions. well let's see we go through the same sh-t with either floating or fixed money supply... i'll still take fixed money supply. and no it would not put a cap on human progress and that's what they want you to think such as the magical 2% inflation figure they keep shoving down our throats
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  3. folks how do you feel about just having banks where they just hold your money (for a small fee) for you and not lend out money...
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  4. YouTube is getting weird when commenters are schooling the video maker.
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  5. the easiest thing for the us to do is just declare bankruptcy wipe out all debt and do a hard reset but that's if they were being genuine and well sane.
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  6. why do you think everyone is saying yeah im going to avoid dolllars as much as possible. the stuff you're giving me is literally toilet paper.
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  7. well then wouldn't it be time to clean house?
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  8. mandatory means that there are already laws on the books that forced governmenet to spend program on xyz... can be amdned or removed by congress but with congress being congress chance of that happening is slim.
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  9.  @peterbenton2897  so basically our entire system of government is a charade and that we the people are too dumb to stop it. that about sums it up ? basically we got played again and again.
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  10.  @sprinkle61  the housing issue is multiple facet issue. You have zoning laws. Relying on building firms to build the housing. Antiquated building technology. Investors buying more than one property. Corporations buying more than one property. Population density never matching up with supply on hand or never building enough to match population growth. Stagnating wages. Currency devaluation etc.
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  11. why else do you folks think the world is dumping the dollar. would you want to keep loaning to someone that you know not only can't pay back but doesnt' even bother paying back on top of asking for bigger loan amounts... it's a death spiral.
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  12. all governemnts in the world are in the hole. i think the only government in the world with zero debt is Macao SAR
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  13. everything needs to be shaved off 10% across the board and that's the mandated stuff. you would need to get rid of the entire military budget altogether and kill all discretionary spending
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  14. as shown we put a lot of money or not theer will be a pandemic regardless.
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  15. seems like he's starting to get haters now. if you read the comment section
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  16. did he say all or the old rich people. because we know that you can never say ALL for anything but we can not deny there are old rich people.
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  17. well actually no. There is no federal statute mandating that a private business, a person, or an organization must accept currency or coins as payment for goods or services
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  18. you could but it wouldn't be worth much in the future
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  19. This is nothing new. If we just crunch the math in order for the company to meet certain profit margins they have to basically have money go down in a reverse funnel. Each layer gets their cut until the bottom gets whats left over...
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  20. wow before it used to be at 2%... i guess they never bothered putting money back in the fund. go figure.
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  21. actually we are seeing our purchasing power getting eroded more and more as time goes on ... just ask yourself. what can you buy with $1 anymore...
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  22. that's why they don't teach financial literacy to the commoners... i mean you saw through all of this... and you're just one person on a webcam.
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  23. we know that this will eventually happen as heresy has brought up on multiple occassions the formula the federal government is operating off of is broken, there is more outflow than inflows, they are borrowing more and more and more just to cover existing debt.... basically it may not be now but for sure in the near future because i don't see this sh-t continuing onto the 22nd century they will have to default at one point, declare bankruptcy, or scrap the usd entirely and use a new currency for a hard reboot (cbdc)
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  24. well i guess we can jsut go back to america circa 1812 where all we need to worry about is just america. that's it.
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  25. america has tried the central bank experiment 2 times before the fed both failed. kind of leads the normal person to believe if something failed before... maybe it was never meant to be.
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  26. Roman Kingdom (753–509 BC), 244 years Roman Republic (509–27 BC), 482 years and Roman Empire (27 BC–476 AD) 503 years if you factor in eastern roman empire 330 ad - 1453 ad 1123 years from start to finish 2352 years the usa if it lasts as long as the roman empire will last until 2279 ad
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  27. i figured if they were seriuos about this they would need to cut all discretionary spending this includes all military spending and all mandatory spending by 10% across the board just to be below their yearly tax receipts... O_O that's how bad the federal government is at now.
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  28. actually we never had capitalism. never did. there have always been government interference but people said the only time government interfered the least was in the 19th century so even before 1913. because big government at least what we know of big government was started by teddy roosevelt.
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  29. the us is at war with russia and we're using ukraine as a proxy... i think that has brought you up to speed.
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  30.  @brawndothethirstmutilator9848  you have to think more forward. brics is a joke now... you don't want to say they will be a joke in the next 100 years... because by then well the west will be the joke.
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  31.  @brawndothethirstmutilator9848  it's called mutual hate for one enemy... it works every single time. many alliances rely upon a common enemy
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  32.  @brawndothethirstmutilator9848  time will tell
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  33.  @headlibrarian1996  problem here is bank cds are almost always below tbill rates. people see tbills go up people yank money from the banks in masse to buy tbills basically it is engineered destruction.
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  34. well that would destroy their cbdc ambitions no? because these are obvious competitors for cbdc. or maybe they're so far behind the curve. so ignorance or stupidity take your pick.
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  35. you have to be a psycopath to be a bureaucrat...
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  36. the central bankers... always has been always will be
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  37. if your currency status can only be maintained through force than you're living on borrowed time anyhow.
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  38.  @GardenSals  im telling you the us government and the mafia operate almost 1:1 in principles and methodology and i don't like it.
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  39. oh yeah if peopel can opt out and just put it in a checking account... im pretty sure at least 50% would opt out
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  40. ukraine spending is alreayd taken out of the defense budget.
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  41. but all of this that happened, happened was under DNC watch when they had the majority... talk about the ultimate propaganda tool. oh it was my fault but im going to pin it on the other guy regardless even though we live in the digital age where it's too easy to pull up past events lol
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  42. if they can replace you... they will replace you. they don't just hire us out of the kindness of their hearts. they want something done and we're the cheapest option to do it. once they got something cheaper... than it 's out with us and in with the new. same old sh-t. the elitees are so happy as they can finally break from human labor. we have no more leverage.
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  43. billions...
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