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>>21016398
You don't need to read a book, because I can tell exactly what will happen. Right now US has or has been having
>Huge trade deficit every year since 70s
>Huge budget deficit almost every year since 70s
>31 trillion debt, 93k per citizen, 245k per tax payer
>at least 90 trillion in unfunded debt
>16 trillion corporate debt
>18 trillion mortgage debt
>1 trillion credit card debt and 1.5 trillion student loan debt
>American citizens have no savings, more than half need to tap into credit by the end of the month
>everybody is buried in debt
>US gdp went from 50% of the world to 23%
US has two main problems. US is not a good place to do business(except corporations) and US has massive government spending. To cut spending US needs to
>Cut government spending, abolish thousands of social programs
>completely abolish medicare, cut military spending, cut retirement benefits for gov. workers
>Fire millions of government workers
To make US a better place for entrepreneurs
>Simplify tax code, abolish thousands of exceptions
>Ease, simplify and standardize regulations across all states
>remove zoning laws (lower housing prices, cheaper rent and cheaper salaries)
This all will lead to a massive crisis, but at the end of it US will have a healthy, functioning economy again. Needless to say this not gonna happen. So, US will continue on this doomed road to hell and will face either hyperinflation or at best case scenario, prolonged stagnation followed by a crash. Either way, in 20 years there will be hundreds of Detroits in the US.

Which books can teach me that?

>>18816327
look how much he enjoys it. i'll build something like this for my dog when i have one

me like pessimism, i would like to know a novel/movie script or drama that has pessimism in it…
also, me looking for pessimist philosopher other than schopenhauer or nietzche
studying major in english literature so i suggest it should be english novel
pepega

I wanna be a farmer. Lit on farming?