Our Economic System’s End Has A Name: “Modern Monetary Theory”
SCOTT BUSS
FREEDOMOUTPOST.COM
FEBRUARY 18, 2019
What inevitably happens when people allow politicians the power to print money out of thin air? (See: Venezuela.)
Many bad things, beginning with ever-increasing slavery of the masses to the state culminating in a complete collapse of the black magic fiat economic system that destroyed the culture through the endless programs and wars it funded while it was able. In the aftermath, what’s left is a despondent, dependent population desperate for more “help” from the state in much the same way that a drug addict becomes increasingly desperate for another hit after his supply completely dries up and dealers are nowhere to be found.
Right now we’re still in the well-supplied addict stage. We have a government that can, in cooperation with the Federal Reserve (which is not a part of the government), at least for the time being, print more and more currency in order to sustain and even expand the socialist programs we’ve become so sadly dependent upon (think: public schools, Medicaid, Medicare, Social Security, welfare, subsidies, etc.).
Right now we can get another hit or ten each and every month and still pretend not only that we’re not really addicts, but that we’re not even Socialists, which is really funny in a dark comedic, gallows humor sort of way, if and when you allow yourself to stop and think about it.
But we don’t wanna do that, do we?
Think, I mean.
We don’t wanna think about public schools themselves being right outta the Communist Manifesto and covering at least three of the ten planks of said Manifesto. We don’t wanna think about how our currency isn’t based on anything real anymore and that without the black magic, made-outta-thin-air dollars fueling our welfare and warfare systems, the programs and military that we idolize would cease to be.
Year after year, decade after decade, generation after generation, we hear about deficits, debt, and how all of this is unsustainable, yet…it just keeps going on.
And on.
And on.
And at some point, we start to believe, or at least act as if we believe, that it all works and will somehow go on working.
But it isn’t and it won’t.
And the long due day of reckoning is almost here.
