You mean the corporate well fair state right? I hope you do
Entitlements and war have bankrupted this country. But regardless, the warfare state has committed the U.S. to permanent bankruptcy in an unjustifiable fashion
They were in charge for a while before the US arrived and moved them out of power.
What can you do? We were there for 20 yrs and after all that all it took was us leaving and they came right back. So, the only option if you don't want them in charge is basically having a presence there indefinitely.
I would wait to see if their legitimate and if so open communication. Not a fan of sanctions since it'll only push the region more into the hands of China and Russia but if women and children are being abused than sanctions and communication
Fair enough, I disagree but I'm not gonna object. I will point out we were not trying to conquer in any sense.
Conquer is the wrong word. I mean win.
Yea but we did all the heavy lifting already. It's money mostly already spent. To maintain what presence we had wouldn't have broken the bank.
I'm by no means a US apologist but we spent billions upon billions of dollars training and equipping the Afghan Civil Army, and the second we leave they put down their weapons and let the Taliban take control of 14+ capitals. You can't fight every battle for another country forever. Well you can you're only postponing the inevitable. If they refuse to fight for themselves, another 20yrs and another trillion in spending isn't going to yield better results, unless we outright annex the territory, which I don't think anyone itt is in favor of
Entitlements and war have bankrupted this country. But regardless, the warfare state has committed the U.S. to permanent bankruptcy in an unjustifiable fashion
dont even hear conservatives talk like this anymore
Yeah i agree the endless wars were a waste but to blame social safety nets is scust
dont even hear conservatives talk like this anymore
Yeah i agree the endless wars were a waste but to blame social safety nets is scust
They represent 2/3rds of the budget lmao. If you talk about deficits and ignore the biggest portion of spending, you don't care about deficits.
They represent 2/3rds of the budget lmao. If you talk about deficits and ignore the biggest portion of spending, you don't care about deficits.
So medicaid/medicare and Social security in your option is whats causing the deficit and not the Fed with a almost 0% interest rate and printing money like its going out of style to buy up corporate debt?
Why Dems always gotta play the p**** bullshit tho
Stand behind your s***. You made the right move. Imagine apologizing, and in doing so purposefully setting yourself up for that weak image that your opponent is already trying to paint you as.
So medicaid/medicare and Social security in your option is whats causing the deficit and not the Fed with a almost 0% interest rate and printing money like its going out of style to buy up corporate debt?
Without the fed printing money, we wouldn't be able to fund medicaid and medicare...
america f***ed over a country for 20 years and then left and said its not in their national interest to care anymore
how are we supposed to not hate that country lmao
F*** the United States. F*** Nato. F*** everything about all of this.
S*** is too depressing
Whos gonna hold responsibility for all of this? This is a complete s***show.
Without the fed printing money, we wouldn't be able to fund medicaid and medicare...
The fed is printing money to prop up the stock market. If you look at your paycheck youd see a deduction for both SS and Medicaid along with federal income tax. None of that is being put towards quantitative easing and buying corporate debt their literally printing money from nothing to keep the markets afloat has been since 2019
google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/2021/06/02/business/fed-sells-corporate-bond-holdings.amp.html
For a fiscal conservative you should know all this already
When a crash comes it wont be from SS and healthcare it'll be from the fed no longer propping up the market
Just like 08 was from reckless investing in the housing market
The fed is printing money to prop up the stock market. If you look at your paycheck youd see a deduction for both SS and Medicaid along with federal income tax. None of that is being put towards quantitative easing and buying corporate debt their literally printing money from nothing to keep the markets afloat has been since 2019
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/2021/06/02/business/fed-sells-corporate-bond-holdings.amp.html
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.marketwatch.com/amp/story/the-fed-should-raise-rates-to-5-to-quench-overheating-economy-taylor-rule-says-11628782089
For a fiscal conservative you should know all this already
If we take in 3 trillion in revenue and spend 4 trillion, we run a trillion dollar deficit. We are not spending a trillion of printed money on corporate debt yearly buddy. Theres balance sheets to prove it.
They represent 2/3rds of the budget lmao. If you talk about deficits and ignore the biggest portion of spending, you don't care about deficits.
If we take in 3 trillion in revenue and spend 4 trillion, we run a trillion dollar deficit. We are not spending a trillion of printed money on corporate debt yearly buddy. Theres balance sheets to prove it.
I just gave you two sources saying otherwise
What is it about those sources thats incorrect?
making arguments to spend more on social safety nets while complaining about the very institution that is printing the money youre spending
making arguments to spend more on social safety nets while complaining about the very institution that is printing the money youre spending
Ill ask you, how is social security paid for? Is it not from your pocket right? Your paycheck? Now: when the fed buys bonds to print money to pump into the stock market whos pocket is that coming out of? Not ours its money from nothing
I just gave you two sources saying otherwise
What is it about those sources thats incorrect?
Lol what are you talking about
Lmao one of the articles you linked is from someone that believes in slashing entitlements. Idk wtf you tryna say right now.
I never said the fed doesnt buy corporate bonds. I just said the purchase of corporate bonds does not account for the deficit in its entirety and it's nowhere near as costly as entitlement spending