Bullshit. What the fuck do you think they buy stocks with, dipshit? ...huh?...used toilet paper?
What the fuck do you think they buy stocks with, dipshit?
Your wealth.
Your retirement.
Your savings.
What the fuck do you think money in a bank account gets used on? What do you think your retirement account money gets used on? Liability is never (((theirs))) and is always yours.
This flipped that script and it's hilarious.
Any bank's assets are mostly fake.
Fractional reserve banking at 90% was a joke, and we might be at 100% made up money by now.
The ponzi scheme is set up to increase the assets of the rich, while all us plebs get to be their wage slaves.
The gamestop losses will be covered by either a bailout or by making more fake money, and is couch change compared to the rest of the trading markets.
There are trillions of securities being managed daily with zero backing. The house of cards is being propped up with fake money and fake fed bailouts, and only stays "solid" as long as us plebs don't disrupt their game by trying to take some of "their" money.
100% of the "risk" and "liability" that banks and jews have on any (((investments))) they make are purely shouldered by the goyim.
To be fair and honest Fractional reserve banking makes sense in extreme cases. If I were to be a multi billionaire and keep a good portion of that in "cash" in my bank account. There's no reason for the bank to have to have my billion dollars at any specific or local location.
However the way it's done where banks get to use your money with ZERO liability to themselves (all loss is seen by the bank account owner and not the bank) with an interest rate not decided by the account holder but by (((the Fed))) is fucking stupid.
Maybe I'm just using the term incorrectly to describe something different. But at the end of the day if I were to own 2 homes in two very far away states, how the fuck is each bank in each location supposed to be able to return 100% of my funds? That's kind of absurd to want.
If I'm being confusing please say so and I'll try to clarify.
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