Quick question, why do the lenders who can print money not just buy all the things that are real with their printed money directly. What weird law prevents the banks from just printing money and buying all the things and just skipping the part where they pretend to lend it to people who aren't them?
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The banks get loans from the central banks which hold the power, the law of monetary inflation might hold them back. A little
I believe that "weird law" is the 2nd amendment. People are retarded and fooled by even the WORST sleight of hand but if there was NO sleight of hand, they might catch on...
True wealth is not about things it's about power. The definition of power is the ability to controlling others. (This is all nonsense but a common belief shared by many).
They do buy and own all the things.
Nothing is stopping them. They're doing that by being participants with plenty of dividends from their Vanguard, Blackrock, Blackstone, etc... type of private funding groups.
It's just about the appearance of being different entities, but they're the same.
They need to appear not to be the same so plebs like us can believe their fake incentives of "maybe one day we can achieve their level of 'greatness' with lots of hard work" and keep our heads down and not fight them when we learn "They're all in one big club and we're not part of it."
