/biz/ - Business & Finance

Imagine booking a honeymoon suite and some homeless crackhead nigger schizo gets the room next door, how romantic

It's never going to end.
When they come door to door to shove a swab up my nose I am going to start cutting throats, and I won't stop until I am dead or in prison.
I can't wait to leave clown world.

>>23346742
clown-existence

>>18715170
I felt like clarifying a bit on the last post. I think the most accurate way to look at our world is that there is still a class of nobility, however it no longer is a political class but an economic class. You have what are best described as a class of Oligarchs who have incredible financial power, industrial power, huge real estate holdings, utilities and media holdings, etc. Now, as I have said, it is rather inconsequential who these people are, what is important is to see the forest and not be distracted by the trees. They have divorced themselves from political power because being involved in politics means public scrutiny. You don't need to be the king if the king has to ask you for money.

Now, with that in mind, a true financial collapse means a true governmental collapse. Police officers aren't going to risk their lives for no pay. Same goes for the military. The other reality faced by these individuals is that they have the whole world dependent upon their financial system. A private central bank is present in nearly every developed country. The people and the structure defending their accumulated assets is the combined military and police forces of the world. So, this is one reason why that governments are allowed to have "unlimited debt" in the tens of trillions of dollars, because it keeps their system working.

Now, the argument you will often see is that this printing of money and bailout etc. are going to cause inflation. The fact is, they are not. Inflation happens when the entire population has access to more money. If you are only handing out these trillions of dollars to keep maybe 10k people worldwide afloat, you are not going to see true inflationary effects at the consumer level.

To bring this back to the question "Who controls the supply of money?" we have to ask ourselves "Is the US government borrowing money from the FED to buy the assets of the very people lending the money to the FED in the first place?"

>>18098982
I would be buying it famalam.

Bitcoin is about to Bart. Insider sources are reporting

My parents are making me pay rent. This is retarded. I'm 30 years old and have severe autism. I've never worked in my life. Mined btc in 2011 and still holding it. Want to kill myself because I could have sold and had millions at the peak. How do I continue? I have literally zero skills aside from my high iq and autism