>It was jews That doesnt sound like nearly a large enough segment of the population to vote in profligate government spending that enriched the boomers and saddled following generations with unpayable debt. >Fiat currency along with counterfeiting the currency is the real enemy here You're on point, but who turned the fiat money printer into overdrive for decades to prop up SSI and Medicare? >You can also include John Maynard Keynes for adding fuel to the fire I hold an eternal hatred for that man. He was the worst kind of economist because he postulated a semi-plausible theory (govt can spend during economic downturns and save during upswings) and deliberately failed at pointing out that his theory was evil in reality because *governments never do that in practice*. >There is a way out. It involves disbanding the Fed and all central banks. It involves going back to sound money. That will also solve the tyranny we're faced with everyday. I'm optimistic in this regard. The sovereign debt time bomb will cripple The Fed. Oh it may linger on like Argentina's central bank, but it will be largely irrelevant as crypto effectively replaced it for the same reason the Argentinian Peso is toilet paper. >Good idea. Homes are tangible They're also not investments because they dont produce a return. They can produce capital gains *if immigration continues unabated*, but that's a Faustian Bargain. You get real estate capital gains only at the price of getting shanked by some foreign criminal. >Stocks are woke pieces of shit. Woke AND with a P/E ratio in the stratosphere thanks to boomer fiscal policy. What's the median PE Ratio now, 25? Flipping lol. >Usury I'm generally baffled by people complaining about "usury". Either able-minded adults took on debt willingly and that's fine, or they're mental incompetents being preyed upon who should be treated accordingly. As in...with legal guardians, no voting rights, no legal ability to make financial decisions, banned from working, banned from entering into contracts, etc.