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    Mike Cernovich‏Verified account @Cernovich Jan 12
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    Mike Cernovich Retweeted Adam Townsend

    If it weren’t for “make-work” jobs and easy credit / cheap debt, America would be facing conditions worse than the Great Depression. People don’t think about this enough.https://twitter.com/adamscrabble/status/1084226620930605056 …

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    Adam Townsend @adamscrabble
    ''BS jobs" went full bore to take up the slack that occurred with increased productivity/loss of industry/manfacturing jobs. You can correlate. Ditto increase in bs ppk. Ever see Seinfeld when George works for Yankees and has to pretend he's busy? https://twitter.com/MSMInsider/status/1084225423502917632 …
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      2. Jacob Jordan‏ @FNPreparedness Jan 12
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        The current level of wealth in the US is entirely the product of dollar’s status as the reserve currency and the Federal Reserve policy of quantitative easing and low interest rates. If either of these fail, we will be unable to pay our debts. That’s the beginning of the end.

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      3. Bill Blake‏ @BillBlake2018 Jan 12
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        It's coming. Not this time, I think, because there should be enough wealth available to the govt to keep America's creditors from spooking. But the next time? Bigger debts, bigger distortions in the economy, even more political dysfunction. I don't think America gets past that.

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      4. Jacob Jordan‏ @FNPreparedness Jan 12
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        I disagree. As soon as the economy takes a turn for the worst, which it will in the next 6 months, the Fed is going to drop rates and likely start easing again. How much wealth do we actually have? The debt's at $21T. We're never paying that back. World will realize soon.

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      5. Bill Blake‏ @BillBlake2018 Jan 12
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        If we had anyone but Trump in the White House, I'd be vehemently defending my position. :) But given his propensity for destruction, you could well be right. Still, other countries have survived having a govt debt around their GDP. /1

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      6. Bill Blake‏ @BillBlake2018 Jan 12
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        As you say, we're never going to pay back the 22T, bc the 22T is the least of it. We've got immense debts, with minimum reliable estimates, of over 200T, when you count unfunded liabilities, state debts, and private debts. But that doesn't determine the *timing* of the crash. /2

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      7. Bill Blake‏ @BillBlake2018 Jan 12
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        So long as creditors figure they can continue to extract wealth from America, they'll keep lending it money, even though America is already bankrupt. They each figure that it'll be someone else who gets burned. /3

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      8. Bill Blake‏ @BillBlake2018 Jan 12
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        But eventually someone big will decide that they've got all they're going to get, stop lending to the US govt, and then it'll be like dominoes. Respectable leaders and stable institutions would make survival *this* time very likely. /4

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      9. Bill Blake‏ @BillBlake2018 Jan 12
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        What we have makes it less likely, but we don't have those this time around. Still, I think more of that 200T has to become due before America's creditors will finally decide enough is enough. That said, I don't think what'll happen after the coming crash will be pretty. /5

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      1. Adam Townsend‏ @adamscrabble Jan 12
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        Agreed. Sadly, nec. burden and complex economics

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      1. Beverly Hils‏ @beverlyhils2000 Jan 12
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        So much of America is predicated upon continuous, ever increasing consumption. Wall St does not look out more than a few quarters at most. Its all about cycling up. The waves will blow over this sandcastle.

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      1. Eric Copenhaver‏ @Fourliquin Jan 12
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        Finacialization - it's what's for dinn-- No, YOU are what's for dinner! Silly me... my mistake.

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      1. Charles‏ @Charlesintense Jan 12
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        And here we are fighting with each other. My take is corporate America will phase out all middle class workers with either foreign labor or AI/robot machination. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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      1. 𝕭𝖊𝖑𝖑𝖉𝖆𝖓𝖉𝖞 𝕾𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖓𝖊‏ @smart_intellecc Jan 12
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        Same for when people complain about millenial artisan ice cubes: it's the only way to get back jobs destroyed by ice makers.

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      1. Evovap‏ @evovap2 Jan 13
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        Expanding into outer space is the only way out of this mess. New markets create new debt and money creation. Deflation is the killer of capitalism and leads to tyranny.

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      1. Iowain bootfu.‏ @EmpReb Jan 12
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        We gave the world our fucking wealth when we should have gone to the stars. I hope we still get off this rock before it's too late.

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      1. Alex‏ @cheralark Jan 12
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        Don’t forget the Dollar Store. You can do a lot for so little, it gives illusion you’re doing well when you’re really poor. If you had to buy Hallmark party decorations you’d know how poor you really are.

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