**Strong arguments against MMT:**

• Ignores supply-side constraints - printing money can't magically create more oil, chips, or skilled workers

• Political reality check - giving politicians unlimited spending power is asking for trouble

• Exchange rate nightmare - other countries won't keep accepting your currency if you're reckless

• Crowding out private investment through massive government spending

**Weak arguments:**

• "Debt burden on future generations" - misses that government debt ≠ household debt

• "We'll become Venezuela" - lazy comparison ignoring institutional differences

• "Markets will punish us" - bond vigilantes have been MIA for developed economies

The real issue isn't hyperinflation fears but whether you trust bureaucrats to manage the entire economy better than market forces. Spoiler: they can't even fix potholes efficiently.