

Billionaires and multinational corporations get MMT. Everyone else gets traditional economics.
Shattering the mirror doesn’t change what is reflected.
https://orinocotribune.com/venezuela-and-iran-a-shared-struggle/ thanks to this newsfeed, for the article: https://news.abolish.capital/


Billionaires and multinational corporations get MMT. Everyone else gets traditional economics.


There are criminal asylums.


That should have happened a couple of centuries ago, tbf.


If the USA can’t pay it’s debts, we can’t trade. Everyone should care about the national debt. It’s not coming out of the billionaires’ bank accounts, and multinational corporations will simply do business elsewhere. We don’t have the infrastructure to produce internally, and if our credit score degrades enough, we won’t be able to build it, either.


You want the government to stop issuing bonds. If states are dumping them, there’s an inference there, somewhere.


Other states have been dumping bonds at unprecedented levels and investing in BRICS.


Oh, I am positive we’ll be holding this person scamming the system to the highest degree of accountability. Perhaps they’ll withhold her food, housing, and travel expenses for three months, on the contingency she will repay the federal government. The same way we prosecuted Nancy Pelosi for insider trading.


We haven’t had media since at least William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer.


Perhaps most ominously, when issuing the BOLO the chief declared “This is MYOC,” meaning “make your own case” — which in turn meant essentially, “there is no arrest warrant for him so look for any reason to stop him” and, as the deputy police chief at the time put it, “You need to build your own probable cause, your own reasonable suspicion.” As my ACLU colleague and head of the Kansas ACLU Micah Kubic put it, issuing a BOLO on someone for putting up posters is “both a rejection of the First Amendment, and a really ridiculous misuse of resources.”


And the businessmen who control him should be charged with elder abuse.


The freedom to come and go as you please, assuming you can afford insurance and proper maintenance.
Also probably because they mostly only protect certain income brackets and payors.
I don’t see where you get “blame.” This is solid, practical advice.
Maybe be more careful irl and online. And if you have some “truth” you’re intent on sharing, understand you need to be as intent on accepting unpleasant consequences, including unaliving, or being able to afford necessary security detail and apparatus.
Zillow does it all the time, even when properties aren’t marketed. Also, Streisand effect.
All these “unintentional” tracking devices begin to look intentional.