Jon Anderson

@goddek Life's a crazy bitch rollercoaster with shitty brown box trucks...how dare you!

IQ test. Go.

@RepKeithSelf Does posting about it on X make it to down?

The national debt is now larger than the U.S. economy. This is NOT sustainable.

@PatrickHarrisSr @RepKeithSelf Fuc off with this

@RepKeithSelf Yep. Got a better Fiscal Plan?

@JaredRyanSears Blah blah blah. Here's some more math. There is roughly 2 quadrillion flowing through the economy annually. 2% of that 40T. We don't need it tax the rich.

The national debt is back in the spotlight, and the tired rhetoric of how the only way to solve it is to cut spending is being tossed around. The truth is that America cannot cut its way to a surplus. We have to increase taxes on corporations and the wealthy. Here's the math based on the 2025 budget: Last year, the government spent $7 trillion and had a deficit of $1.78 trillion. $1 trillion was spent on interest for our debt. We have to pay for that, and it will keep increasing until we start addressing the debt. $1.58 trillion was for Social Security, which does not add to the debt. It uses the money it collects from payroll taxes and its surplus to pay benefits and is prohibited by law from borrowing money. We're down to $4.4 trillion in the budget and still need to cut $1.78 trillion. Our Veterans don't get enough as it is, so forget cutting the $380 billion for their benefits, bringing us down to ~$4 trillion to work with. Congress will never cut the defense budget. They even increased it by $150 billion this year to a little over $1 trillion, and the president has requested a ~$500 billion increase for next year. We're down to a $3 trillion budget with which to cut $1.78 trillion. That means the only way we could potentially get rid of the deficit is to gut healthcare and income security programs. Medicare + healthcare spending was $1.98 trillion. Income security was $700 billion. The US already has worse health outcomes, longer wait times, lower life expectancy, and the worst rates of avoidable deaths, infant mortality, and maternal mortality among highly developed nations, and poverty that is twice as bad as major Western European nations. Cuts that big to those programs would be devastating, not only to people but to the US economy and society as a whole. We cannot cut our way to a surplus. The interest on our debt has grown too large to make that possible. America must tax the rich.

@beinlibertarian I have the solution. But it gets buried in all the "tax the rich!" Responses.

Everyone is talking about the National Debt But nobody is offering solutions. So here goes… If Social Security were optional, would you opt out?

@WellsJorda89710 There is a way out. But it takes the power of taxation off the playing field.

🚨 The Harsh Truth About America’s National Debt Crisis I hate to say it, but we’re in deep trouble. There’s no realistic path to paying off our exploding national debt under the current mindset in Washington. One party keeps pushing for more spending, not less. Trump tried trimming waste—Democrats lost their minds. He pushed tariffs to bring in real revenue without crushing American workers—Democrats sued and blocked them. We can’t solve this without either serious spending cuts or smarter revenue (like tariffs). Democrats reject both. Their answer? Tax our way out. That won’t work—it’ll tank the economy, kill jobs, and spread poverty. This isn’t sustainable. Endless borrowing + political games = disaster for our kids and grandkids. America needs grown-up leadership that actually prioritizes fiscal sanity over party loyalty. Share if you see the problem too. 🇺🇸 #NationalDebt #FiscalResponsibility #AmericaFirst

@rand_longevity It's doable. We have to change the way we understand taxation to achieve it

do you wanna Universal High Income?

@theEconBlog @rand_longevity It is feasible. We just need to change our understanding of taxation.

@rand_longevity I want a state of society where universal high income is feasible. We still have a ways to go before getting there.

@Rothmus Change our tax system. At 2% it would generate 35T+ annually.

Because nobody wants to gut social security, medicare, or any other non-discretionary spending. They’re roughly 59% of total government spending with interest at 14% and discretionary at just 27%. Effectively, the welfare state is bankrupting America. The right thing is to do is very, very politically unpopular.

@EricSpracklen Not true. If we shift to a 21st century tax system for a 21st century economy, we could knock it out in year....but that would be fiscally irresponsible.

The reality is that this debt will never be cleared and it will only ever increase.

@mtgreenee I have an easy solution that would knock it out in a year

Wake up America!!! This is what both parties have done. Why do you still vote for them???

@RandPaul Are you tearing out our tax system and replacing it with another?

The last time debt hit these levels, America had just helped win a World War. What's our excuse today? Runaway spending. Bloated budgets. A uniparty that refuses to say no. I've said no. I'll keep saying no. But I need Americans to demand better from their representatives. wsj.com/economy/u-s-de…

@amitylee13 Redistribution alone, The government taxes some people more and funds benefits/services, is not socialism. Socialism - The economy’s productive assets are socially/state/collectively owned or control.

“TrumpIRA” 🙄 1. This is socialism (redistribution of wealth). 2. $465,000 at 65 (even now, but especially 40 years from now) would not characterize someone as “rich.” 🤦🏼‍♀️ How out of touch can Trump be??

@Symply_rhoda1 130+(100x5) vs. 100+(130x5)

Okay, I don’t get it. Why am I getting two different answers? 😩

@BasedMikeLee And yet, no one is doing anything about it. Change our tax system. We could knock it out in a year for less than a 3% tax

National Debt > GDP = Bad Very bad

@LucifersTweetz It's not the billionaires' responsibility to end world hunger.

Billionaires could end world hunger, but they rather end democracy then pay taxes. Billionaires are the problem!

@NikkiHaley What are you doing about it? If we change how we tax, we could knock it out in year without raising taxes on anyone.

America just crossed a dangerous milestone: our national debt now exceeds the size of our economy. Washington spends $1.33 for every $1 it takes in, with a $1.9T deficit this year alone. When the bill comes due, expect higher taxes, a weaker dollar, fewer services, a weaker military—and our kids stuck paying for it.

@CMDRVALTHOR No. This is Sovereign Citizen, A4V bullshit.

YOUR BIRTH CERTIFICATE IS A STOCK. IT TRADED AT $3.2 MILLION YESTERDAY. You were never told this. Your parents were never told this. But the day you were born and your birth certificate was filed with the state, a bond was created in your name. Not a baby bond. Not a savings bond. A securitized financial instrument traded on the global bond market. Your name — in ALL CAPS on that certificate — is not you. It is a corporation. A legal fiction. A tradeable entity registered with the SEC under maritime admiralty law. JOHN MICHAEL SMITH is not John Michael Smith. One is a living man. The other is a stock ticker. And yesterday, that stock traded at $3.2 million on the Euroclear exchange in Brussels. ⟁ Here’s how it works. And here’s why they never taught you this in school. When your birth certificate is filed, it receives a CUSIP number — the same identification system used for stocks and bonds. That number is registered with the Depository Trust Company (DTC) in New York. The DTC holds $87 trillion in securities. Your birth certificate is one of them. The government then borrows against your future labor. Your lifetime tax contributions. Your productivity. Your debt payments. All of it is calculated, projected, and securitized before you take your first step. You are collateral. You have been collateral since the day you were born. The national debt isn’t owed by the government. It’s owed by YOU — or rather, by the corporate fiction that carries your name in capital letters. Every loan you’ve ever taken was borrowed against an account that already had millions in it. They lent you your own money. And charged you interest for the privilege. ⟁ But the QFS changes everything. The quantum ledger doesn’t recognize corporate fictions. It recognizes living beings. Biometric identity. DNA verification. Quantum soul signature. When the system transitions — and it is transitioning right now — every securitized birth certificate bond gets liquidated. The value doesn’t go to the DTC. It doesn’t go to the Federal Reserve. It doesn’t go to the government. It goes back to you. The real you. The living man or woman. Not the corporation they created without your consent. This is what NESARA was always about. Not free money. Not handouts. The return of what was stolen from you at birth. Every dollar they made trading your life on the bond market — returned with interest. The average American’s birth certificate bond, fully matured: $7-12 million. That’s not a stimulus check. That’s your inheritance. Stolen for decades. Returned by the quantum ledger. ⟁ They taught you to work for $50,000 a year while they traded your existence for millions. They taught you that debt was normal. That struggle was character-building. That you should be grateful for what little they allowed you to keep. The lie is 153 years old. It started in 1871 when the United States became a corporation. It ends when the QFS recognizes you as a sovereign being — not a line item on a balance sheet. That recognition has already begun. Check your status. The notifications are coming. CODE: BIRTH-BOND / CUSIP-EXPOSED / 3.2M-TRADE / NESARA-RETURN You were born free. They securitized you into slavery. The quantum system is setting the record straight. 📷 Everyone with a birth certificate needs to see this. That means everyone. @MedBedsTechnologyNews

@NeyLosVokul @BeingJWood This is the correct response.

@BeingJWood Every single elected official in DC is the problem. You blame one man for the idiocy and ineptitude of an additional 535 idiots. Why is this so difficult for you to understand? It’s like blaming one papercut for someone bleeding out when they have hundreds all over their body🤦🏻

It’s Trump. Trump is the problem. Why is this so difficult to understand?

@reasonableLP @4TaxFairness @OpportunityAZ It's an illusion. When consumption goes down... like because of inflation, you know like now? The revenue decreases. And it's too hard of sell to convince peoplet that a 30% consumption tax is better.

@4TaxFairness @OpportunityAZ You should support the FairTax. Its progressive and eliminates all tax loopholes, especially ones that are utilized by the wealthy to avoid taxes.

“I am very fed up. I'm fed up with a system where people like me, who work, who pay taxes, who do everything we're told to do, are left struggling.” @OpportunityAZ is right. It’s time to tax the rich. #google_vignette" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">abc15.com/news/local-new…