Doesn't it seem a bit odd, that what most people probably think of as American companies, are run by people from other countries? Take a look at how much of our food and drink brands are controlled by PepsiCo.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_assets_owned_by_PepsiCo

While you're at it, you might want to look up anti-trust laws. Seems that they aren't really being enforced these days, or, somebody is fudging somewhere.

They debase our currency and try to eliminate any real competition. Who benefits from that? Certainly not the American people or the average Joe.

>>14273291

And another thing. Most people think counterfeit money is bad BECAUSE it's counterfeit. Well, that is sort of true, the REAL problem however, is what it does. It puts more money into circulation, which makes the money already in circulation worth less, and it doesn't matter if the money is counterfeit or not, the result is the same. If you flood the economy even with, "legit," money, it STILL causes inflation.

THAT, is why gold or silver make the best currency. Only a limited amount available, it's not easily counterfeited, and is accepted by the most people. Paper money, or even worse, stuff like bit coin, make the worst money because they can just create it out of thin air. Sure, it's great for the guys who get to, "create," the money, but it sucks for everyone else.

>>14273391

Well, you can try your not so subtle attempts at mocking me, or anything else, I don't care. You can raise your snooty nose all you want, because I don't really give a shit what you think. So you can sing the praises of bit coin all you want, but I know what it really is, and what it will lead to, but go ahead, you do you, and try not to be so condescending next time. Perhaps you should learn some history and read the bible and put two and two together, if you can.

>>14273448

Define, "poor." Why does gold and silver make the best money? What will some, "complicated algorithms," do, that no other monetary system has done before? What makes it, "superior," over gold and silver?

WHY did the founding fathers, INSIST on making our coins out of gold and silver? Who holds the wealth of the country in their hands in that scenario? Who holds it in YOUR scenario? Is it even tangible?

>>14273448

KEK. So I am supposed to kow tow to your, "vast knowledge," oh great wise one? So let me see if I have this right, because I don't believe the same as you, I am ignorant huh? Sounds kinda leftist to me.

>>14273491

I've been here for quite a few years. How bout you? I'm pretty sure the operators of this site know who I am. I've done a lot of digging over the years. You on the other hand, seem a bit spoopy.

You remind me of this:

“Fair speech may hide a foul heart.”

— J.R.R Tolkien