If you’ve got a business, you didn’t build that. Somebody else made that happen.

Tucker, the reason why you think it's changing the subject is because you can't understand all of the ramifications that surround an issue. The fed expanding the money supply is very much a source of money in the economy. Which is why the article you posted is deceptive reasoning. If in fact we were stuck with a limited sized economy, which is what happens on the gold standard then the case would be different.

But any way that you argue, the people have built everything in this country, not the government.

Just another example of your limited thinking. The govt is of the people and by the people. So yes... the people did build everything. Now if you are talking about the pyramid's in Egypt, there's a tin foil hat group that would argue something else.

Originally Posted by fly135

Tucker, the reason why you think it's changing the subject is because you can't understand all of the ramifications that surround an issue. The fed expanding the money supply is very much a source of money in the economy. Which is why the article you posted is deceptive reasoning. If in fact we were stuck with a limited sized economy, which is what happens on the gold standard then the case would be different.

Just another example of your limited thinking. The govt is of the people and by the people. So yes... the people did build everything. Now if you are talking about the pyramid's in Egypt, there's a tin foil hat group that would argue something else.

You make me laugh old man. Printing money is also nothing but a tax on savings. I very well know and understand the economy, but that article has nothing to do with the Fed. It simply says that the people are responsible for their success, no the roads, bridges, or federal government. I really enjoy how you try to conflate every issue and every discussion.