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I don't think I would. Because there are too many steps between government action and a loss of purchasing power. You only get a clear image if you zoom out and look at the entire system. Most people can't really do that, and we can't pinpoint any one decision or legislation or bill or signature as "the" cause.

Of course, now that we DO have a clear image of the entire system, the answer is obvious. The challenge is to get anyone (ANY ONE) in government to realize it and do something concrete to fix it.

Z4 Explorer 1y ago 💬 2

I think you talked yourself into agreeing in the end that inflation is full on theft. Yeah I can see why its so hard for people to see, its seems like all the layers and steps are deliberate, to cause enough confusion, to stop people delving further.

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Chad Lupkes 1y ago 💬 1

I have trouble believing that civilization destroying levels of evil are deliberate choices. It's just a matter of people who can see the forest for the trees that keep charging ahead in total darkness without heeding or understanding the consequences of their actions.

The issue is that we've literally seen this movie before. Many times. We need people in office who are tired of watching it.

Chad Lupkes 1y ago

CAN'T see the forest for the trees...

Z4 Explorer 1y ago

Majority don't ask enough question, its above my pay grade excuse assume person with higher authority / expert will know, surely they investigated thoroughly. Everyone assumes everyone else has done their job properly. No one has and we get a big mess, everyone forgets how we got there. Yeah I hope its not a conspiracy evil intent. That would be horrible.