Liberal Forum

dantev2 writes: "Money is simply a representation of value in a capitalist system. The value, in the end, must come from somewhere. Value cannot be "created out of thin air." It is mathematically impossible. When the central bank expands its balance sheet by buying securities from the primary banks,...

So, what is "monetary realism"?...

...no need for internet 'friends'...i do value readership though...thanks...it seems you are on the path towards 'monetary realism' much much more advanced than the squirmy/stinky/dildo clan of phony republican rodeo radioers... ...i believe you, sir, would benefit greatly from reading jerry voo...

I will restate what I posted earlier - money is simply a representation of value. Creating more money (creating more "storage" of value) only changes the ratio of money/goods & services, it DOES NOT change the fact that the ratio will adjust to its "true" value eventually. To use Sgt. Dildo's ...

Bad move, friend. Do not ask me to defend a system I don't agree with. I would gradually do away with money altogether. I took issue with your criticism because your mortars are launched in the wrong direction - it is interest and not "printing money" that you ought to concern yourself with. Fiat ...

The little darling has a point, dantev....

Google, "counterfeiting." When you've exposed yourself to the fact that money CAN BE AND IS "created out of thin air," you can then take on the task of explaining precisely what makes the original fed notes more "authentic" and more "valuable" than their counterfeit cousins. I will be waiting raptl...

He had the same difficulty there. Trey Gowdy was upset with him....

It is obvious to the casual observer that you are an ignorant atheist windbag spouting gibberish nonsense about everything. First the Federal Reserve banks do create money out of thin air as part of the Quantitave Easing 1, 2, 3 etc. Magically they gave money to banks where none existed before. Th...

I'm not talking about what he has said in interviews. I'm talking about what he said under oath. Steele claimed in the dossier that a Russian diplomat in Washington was in fact a spy, and that turned out to be true....