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Maybe government shouldn’t devalue our purchasing power by spending 2+ trillion dollars more than it takes in? I’d suggest reading Economics in One lesson by Henry Hazlitt.
Just a quick understanding for you Josh. Since the Federal Reserve was enacted in 1913, inflation has increased by 3,172.48% meaning going by your yearly wage today, which based on a FT position. That 37,181 equates to 17.87/hour. Today, to have that same purchasing power as 1913 prior to the Federal Reserve, that same person would have to make $584.79/hour today. I don’t think it’s so much Private entities as it is you and every other member in Congress and every Congress prior to you for at least the last 120+ years that have indebted our Citizens through fraudulent Usury engagements, unconstitutional warmongering, horrific Monetary policy.
The wages aren’t the problem. Respectfully you are as well as everyone else who approves and signs off on omnibus bills, that don’t benefit America at all.
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