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2014 Feb 6, 10:48pm
Because Dan doesn't consider income redistribution as stealing.
A weak dollar, a strong dollar, it doesn't matter. You could make the dollar worth less than one millionth of its current value. It wouldn't help exports one damn bit if you did so instantaneously and without stealing purchasing power from people.
How could you make the dollar worth less than one millionth of its current value without stealing purchasing power from people?
Dan8267
2014 Feb 7, 12:15am
Because Dan doesn't consider income redistribution as stealing.
Currency debasement is income and wealth distribution from the middle class to the filthy rich who do not work. And yes, it is stealing, no different from breaking into someone's house and robbing them.
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