You often shout 'End the fed,' but before happens, humanity must go through several painful phases.

Uprisings, civil wars (against the government), hardening of the state, dystopian living conditions, chaotic new beginnings... and probably this won't happen in our lifetimes, or if it does, it will be when we are all very old and wish for a peaceful final stage of life.

You think that the Cantillionaires will give up their magical money printer without a fight? They will use all state and military power against it.

Ready for that? Really? Then - end the fed.

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I agree but disagree. The military following the orders of the cantillionaires could sway. That would be the real changing of the tide. Military won’t be incentivized to keep them in power if the money they are “protecting” also falls to complete shit. I agree with what could happen, but I think there so many possibilities it’s a little obtuse to think you can paraphrase the exact terms of getting rid of the fed like you are Socrates lol 🤷‍♂️🤝👊

I agree. It will be horrible, and most people, including myself, are not ready for the negative consequences. We're also not ready for the inevitible collapse due to hyperinflation. People aren't even prepared for inflation, as it is. They're just on autopilot, hoping that everything will be ok, as their savings are hollowed out.

But, I'm also optimistic. The ability for humans to adapt and keep prospering against all odds is amazing.

As far as ending the Fed, similar arguments were made against ending slavery in the US. "It will destroy the economy and upend the country through civil war." And, it did. But, we recovered.

Ask yourself, will the masses ever be prepared for the painful phases you suggest? Should doing the right thing be abandoned because it will be hard? Are the consequences of controlled, proactive change (changing the system or creating a parallel one) better than that of sudden, reactive change (system collapse)?

The country was founded on "Live Free or Die." People had courage to risk it all, because they knew the consequences of not acting. Today, the propoganda is so effective that people are unware of the problem, that we're driving towards a cliff.

When the collapse does happen, they will scream "Why didn't we do something earlier?"

I think, today's people wouldn't even understand why the collapse happens.

But you're right, it will be painful but we will adapt. It won't be the end of the world.