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1   Eric Holder   2021 Sep 29, 11:44am  

Banana republic.
2   Robert Sproul   2021 Sep 29, 2:17pm  

If anyone is around to write the history of this cluster fuck, minting a Trillion Dollar Coin would have to be a watershed event in The Great Ruination.
And the goofballs that implement it will be synonamous with "catastrophic idiot".
"You are a real Pelosi you know that Yorg? A real turd in the punchbowl"
3   Shaman   2021 Sep 29, 2:25pm  

Our money is already bullshit. Removing any conceit that it is based on anything other than fantasy would just be the next logical step.
4   SunnyvaleCA   2021 Sep 29, 3:20pm  

Would this be worse than "borrowing" trillions that aren't going to ever be payed back? At least if you minted a few $1T coins the banksters would have a harder time with the rent seeking.
5   Misc   2021 Sep 29, 3:30pm  

Just pass 'em around to everyone.
6   Bd6r   2021 Sep 29, 3:53pm  

I wonder where has this been tried before?



Note that Billion here is trillion in English.
7   Patrick   2021 Sep 29, 11:17pm  

Adam Smith points out that the physical quantity of gold and silver is no hinderance to its usage as currency. The value of gold and silver will rise or fall as necessary.
9   AmericanKulak   2021 Oct 2, 1:53pm  

Think of all the physical USD in the world, in crap metal coin and paper.

From a kid's piggy bank to a Mumbai Taxi Driver's glove box to a drug dealer's vault.

Now imagine exponentially more that that.

The latter number is what exists digitally.
10   Patrick   2021 Oct 2, 2:21pm  

Money is just a promise of labor.

It's easy to promise more.
11   Shaman   2021 Oct 2, 5:17pm  

Patrick says
Money is just a promise of labor.

It's easy to promise more.


That is an excellent point! What happens when you kill half the laborers? Does your money lose half its value? Or is it more?
12   Patrick   2021 Oct 2, 10:35pm  

Shaman says
What happens when you kill half the laborers?


You replace them with illegals.
13   Patrick   2021 Oct 3, 3:00pm  

Adam Smith says that all value is derived from labor.
14   Onvacation   2021 Oct 3, 3:12pm  

HunterTits says
Nope. It is a unit of measurement & exhange to reflect trade in goods & services for other goods & services. Only the Marxist bullshit theory of Labor Value claims otherwise.

Creation of goods and services are labor. Real money, Constitutionally silver and gold, represents the labor of the miners and refiners that created it.

Fiat money happens when the government comes between those that produce and those who consume.

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