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Last not least, replying to your bullshit post made me feel a little better. Thanks for the opportunity Grin

Exactamente!!!!!!

That should be amongst the most central of reasons why any of us should be here and participating in this here thread - for the possibility to either help out our lil selfies or to make ourselves feel MOAR better - even though sometimes the opposite does end up taking place..

Sucks.

Cry

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Quote from: Arriemoller on October 12, 2022, 04:56:37 PM

Did you forget the punctuation again?

Thanks for reminding me, I think the tool is also confused as I am so good at English Punctuation..
Thanks again, bro.
One more thing I was trying to check, is the concept that images speak older than words. just covering up don't mind

I believe the phrase is "actions speak louder than words" but there is another concept about a picture being worth a considerable number of words put forth by the artists Bread in the early 1970's in a song called "If"

https://youtu.be/IQyKMueMFGk

That's why so many of these troll newbies post a lot of pictures - in order to get their word-count up. Some of them post NONE of their own words, so I appreciate when there is some effort - even though some of the words when put together come off as a wee bit retarded... hahahahaha.. even if there might be some profound insights contained deep.. I mean really deep down on the insides.

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Quote from: MusaPk on October 10, 2022, 01:04:18 PM

If government can print as many currency notes as they want then why am I charged with Tax???

Your premise is wrong.

They cannot print as much as they want without facing consequences.

You are charged tax because there is some attempt to make the whole system sustainable, but over the years and the ongoing abuses (and temptations) of governments to continue to spend beyond the sustainability of the tax revenue, which includes their having had ongoingly borrowed against themselves and having to service their own loans with tax revenues, then they are ongoingly spiraled into worse and worse circumstances in terms of having to print more money just to keep the system going.

It's not a good thing, and for sure when they are in their earlier days of printing a lot of money, they start to believe that they can print as much as they want (or at least that is what they say), but they may well know better and just pray that they will not have to suffer the consequences.

If we did not pay any taxes, then the problem would be even worse, yet don't get me wrong, I am not even suggesting that there might not be alternative ways to go about this.. I am trying to describe the system that exists rather than some fantasy system that would be totally based on printing without taxes.. that is even more looney than the already existing system in which spending is going beyond income and part of the explanation for spending going beyond income is that the abuses of the government officials (or whoever the fuck is allowed to print money) have been going beyond their ability to even service their own ongoing debts... which may well have to do with either spending too much or not having enough revenue coming in in previous years... The problem is related to both income and spending.. not just income as you seem to be lamely trolling us with such a dumb question - not that I have not heard others (even seemingly smart people) asking the same dumb question. Cheesy

I do agree with your point.

My post was sarcastic in a sense that when government has any financial issue then they overcome that issue by printing more and more currency notes. But when it comes to people they dont do so rather implement strict rules.

The printing is a kind of inevitability that seems to happen with all governments, and it denigrates the currency until such point as it ends up imploding.. and surely the US is currently playing more evil and ruthless with such power to print because there is a decent amount of confidence that they other fiats are going to suffer worse and greater - so there is a kind of danger to employ such tactics with a currency that had been accepted across the world (and prior implosions of world-reserve currencies was not as wide-spread as today).

In other words, the earlier world reserve currencies did not have as much world-wide reach as does the dollar of today.. since we have the internet, greater world transportation capabilities and also a lot of world commerce interactions that are greater than the older times.. and the older world reserve currencies.

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Since 1450 there have been six major world reserve currency periods. Portugal (1450–1530), Spain (1530–1640), Netherlands (1640–1720), France (1720–1815), Great Britain (1815–1920), and the United States from 1921 to today. If you notice the average currency span is 94 years.

https://www.midasgoldgroup.com/news/world-reserve-currencies-since-1450/#:~:text=Since%201450%20there%20have%20been,currency%20span%20is%2094%20years.

Hopefully bitcoin is going to be able to serve as a transitionary currency that does not allow for such historically irresistible temptations to intervene with the money supply.. and since there has never been anything like bitcoin, we cannot be 100% sure that it is going to work in order to facilitate a transition to the most sound money that the world has ever seen.. up until now.. and especially more needs for global-wide sound money since the world is continuing to have more and more commerce and communication capabilities that seem to touch all parts of the globe.