twostrokenut
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thanks for pointing out that we could not pull off a Wwii sized effort today. I happen to agree.
The Democratic Party Autopsy Report
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twostrokenut
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purchased directly from American savings. from capital. Americans have none today.
Unclebaldrick
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zeddd
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Lol, you think that “Americans” have no savings therefore you lot couldn’t finance a big war?
Fogdog
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you showed your confusion over what is debt again. You always get it wrong.
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twostrokenut
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no. don't be silly. what I am saying is that American capitalism can't finance that war again. obviously we can finance wars, and we have and are.
zeddd
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Why can’t “American capitalism” fund an equivalently expensive modern war?
twostrokenut
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because Americans have no capital.
zeddd
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So you do think that if citizens are broke then they won’t be able to sell the govmint bonds, lol brother you have some front trolling intelligent people with this garbage, who’s the biggest buyer of American debt?
twostrokenut
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nice edit. you said it took you a while, why don't you explain how your cohort is correct saying "the credit card financed wwii"...when clearly it was American capital purchasing war bonds to the tune of 186 billion.
twostrokenut
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what government bonds are average low and middle class Americans holding at the moment that they can trade for liquid capital? they are holding no such thing.
see4
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I am middle class.
My portfolio has plenty of municipal bonds, which I could convert to money market funds at any time.
zeddd
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You aren’t but many Americans do, however that is not the issue, Chynah and Japan own most of the American Debt, complicated stuff, you a ktm 2 stroker, perhaps we should talk bikes instead?
rkymtnman
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his plug is severely fouled.
dagwood45431
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So, magic then? Shut the fuck up, dimwit.
twostrokenut
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no katoom 2 stroke, I have a service honda af500 old Suzie gt550 and a Kawi h1, looking to find an old fazer to swap suspension with the h1 as I read it was pretty much bolt on. never had a ktm, would love a Dakar model but my next bikes gonna be from Alta. I'm really digging their bike, seems better than any other electric as far as being race proven, they're working on engine braking for the racers now iirc.
it's not really complicated to show we are not capitalists or to show that at least 90% of the us, that is the ones the liberal agenda purports to champion, have no capital.
when referencing the constitution it's easy to at least follow along with why Wwii was the last constitutional war we were involved in as the currency was redeemable for property (no capitalism without property rights) or would you say that's an unfair statement?
dagwood45431
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twostrokenut
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then you are the 1% in that regard, no shocker because you are a conservative on fiscal matters.
dagwood45431
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Thanks for admitting you're full of shit. It was entirely unnecessary.
Fogdog
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My edit was to avoid confusing you, which quite clearly I was right to do so. Also, I don't speak for Buck.
My main point is that have it wrong again and always. US Bonds are debt. The US financed the war on war bonds. The US public transferred savings from banks to war bonds. It hardly mattered to them where the money was kept. Banks made a killing loaning money to industrialists to expand factories for the war. So, not a hardship anywhere in the financial world. This wasn't a huge patriotic act. It never is when money is involved.
I don't know why you want the US to enter into a large scale war now. Trump would benefit politically and financially. I guess that would make you happy. Are you really this dumb or is it an act?