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@user35903002213 The mountain of debt will be paid off with even more debt and currency devaluation. If you have no assets, but save in the currency, you are completely at Arsch🤷♂️
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@stefan_21 No one will pay off the mountain of debt
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•@marda304 That's how it is.
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@user35903002213 Unfortunately, the debts are already there. Everything is ailing.
And don't always just think in terms of debt - how about investments?
There are certainly "good" debts...
It won't do the next generation any good either if everything is cut and pampered.
Only the generation that is in charge now should see to it that it is used sensibly and wisely... and should at least start to use it... Those who incur debt also pay it.
Greetings
And don't always just think in terms of debt - how about investments?
There are certainly "good" debts...
It won't do the next generation any good either if everything is cut and pampered.
Only the generation that is in charge now should see to it that it is used sensibly and wisely... and should at least start to use it... Those who incur debt also pay it.
Greetings
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@user35903002213 That is expropriation.
Interest rates will rise. The state will have to pay more and more interest. The state's credit rating will fall. Taxes will rise as a result. Private individuals will be reluctant to invest, as interest rates will generally rise for private individuals too. Economic output will fall. The inflationary drivers of bureaucracy, energy prices and tax increases will be supplemented by debt servicing and the state's ever-shrinking scope for education, infrastructure, health and internal security.
By health, I don't mean the lethal injection, by infrastructure I don't mean climate ideology, by security I don't mean an arms race for aggressive war.
We are probably on the verge of a currency reform with the intermediate step of the digital teuro anyway. This will allow the state to reduce its debt at the stroke of a pen, while citizens will no longer get a scoop of ice cream for their savings.
Those at the top know exactly what they are doing. They can't say they didn't know.
Interest rates will rise. The state will have to pay more and more interest. The state's credit rating will fall. Taxes will rise as a result. Private individuals will be reluctant to invest, as interest rates will generally rise for private individuals too. Economic output will fall. The inflationary drivers of bureaucracy, energy prices and tax increases will be supplemented by debt servicing and the state's ever-shrinking scope for education, infrastructure, health and internal security.
By health, I don't mean the lethal injection, by infrastructure I don't mean climate ideology, by security I don't mean an arms race for aggressive war.
We are probably on the verge of a currency reform with the intermediate step of the digital teuro anyway. This will allow the state to reduce its debt at the stroke of a pen, while citizens will no longer get a scoop of ice cream for their savings.
Those at the top know exactly what they are doing. They can't say they didn't know.
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@Roots Yep. We don't spend money on rails. Let them stand at the station. An hour longer per change because every train is late, so what? Rails cost money. Not people's time. Everyone pretends that time is money. You can already see that when they skimp on education or family support (with children). What kind of society needs offspring? The main thing is to save money. (And then build a new magnificent airport).
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