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Habanero
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Hurts so good
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It would be a vote between military veterans of a certain age (minimum ~28 - max ~65) on who would lead a federal government for a short period (2-4 years). You can only serve once.

The only risk is staying in dollars...

It'd vote for a single-term military democracy for government... like old school roman empire

I'd argue it started when bank officials at the Bank of England took out loans from the BoE to purchase bonds from the British crown to fund WWI... sooo 1914.

Hey! Let's fight the most powerful military in existence in a kinetic war! 🤡

It won't be a handful of pissed off outsiders that take down this empire... it will be the inability of the Treasury to roll over our massive debt load, eroding the purchasing power of insiders pensions and promised healthcare.

Don't fight the system... build a better one instead.

He's not good... He's been in hiding for decades now.

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How does SoFi still exist? I thought Masa Son would have drove it into the ground by now with his genius investing ventures... like going hard into WeWork.

How long time people pay tax to a new protection racket to save them from the "debt they owe" to the old protection racket?

At this point the Federal funds rate is only for the chumps at retail level, and not a measure of inter-bank credit (the overnight repos, and a plethora of opaque fed facilities like BTFP now provide inter-bank credit). So the question in my mind is how much pain do they want to inflict on the average Joe six-pack?