oh look bros, another pajeet thread!
>>535025652>Why can’t the republicans be more like
That graph looks very legitimate.
>>535025652a state bailout, standing on a pension gimmick, wearing a trenchcoatvoted for it again award
>>535025652nice X axis>LOCKBOX
>>535025865That anon made a good effort and was trying to do the right thing but his posts were filled with tons of factual errors that undermine his message. Anons need to do some basic research (it's not all that difficult) instead of mindlessly repeating things they've heard from others just because they're on the same "side".
no shit, every recession of the last 100 years is under republican presidents. you want more expensive shit, vote for republicans. biden is the one exception because of a massive global fucking pandemic lmao it takes a global fucking shutdown to equal what republicans do of their own volition
>>535025652>it was real in my mind
>>535025958It is.Republicans are notorious for reckless military spending.Ironically, most of them got elected promising to reduce debt, like Reagan, who literally tripled the US debt during his "austerity" government.
>>535026397>$7 trillionand trump 2.0 is projected to do way more. at this rate he's gonna end up spending half a trillion on the iran forever war before
>>535026616Even if he stops doing crazy retarded shit. It's a guaranteed 40T debt at the end of the year.If he goes full retard, I can safely say US debt will reach 50 trillion USD by the end of his mandate.
>>535026397This very clearly says that Obama had a he highest rise in inflation.
>>535027152obama, the nigger, stayed in power for 8 years, and not 4...
>>535025652Absolute debt isnt a great measure.A drunken crackhead had no debt.Elon must's funding is all debt.Which one is better at managing money?You would do better to consider the interest rate, or other ratios.
>>535027550I agree with some of what you say.In my opinion, the only debt any country really needs to be worried about is external debt.Pic related is Wikipedia's external debt by country (yes, some countries have incredibly outdated data).https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_external_debtIf we look at how US debt grew over the years, we can clearly see that they replaced domestic debt with foreign debt, and anyone who was not educated to be a fucking goy knows it's a trap.
>>535027934genius here forgot the image
>>535027934>>535027964I will prove that non-external debt is a fucking meme.Look at China. They have a $2T USD external debt (mostly from bonds they minted over half a decade ago that did not mature or bonds that did mature but some countries hold to have leverage), but their "national debt" is supposed to be 20 trillion USD.But it doesn't matter. Because this money came from CCP-owned companies that lent money to China at zero interest rates to be paid back in 100 years. It's like a teenager who got 50 from his father. He is not expected to pay it back...
