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Originally Posted by Normal
Thank you autocorrect lol. Dimon knows what he is doing and sometimes yes, sometimes no. But most agree national debt is climbing well past sustainable levels. Something will give.
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Yes, national debt is a separate subject that Dimon's or anyone else's remarks concerning their own personal opinions. As for national debt, for decades regardless of party in power, they have just "kicked the can" further down the street. The people speak, they change the party in power (as our form of government is set up to do), and again, no SERIOUS attempts are made to address the problem and INEVITABLE conclusion of this, and all, Ponzi schemes. Both political parties, like ALL politicians around the world, depend on the people fighting and arguing among themselves as to which party is to blame. It is 100% effective, always has been, rather Germany, Russia, Italy, etc. It proves you can "fool all of the people all of the time" because issues like this one, national debt, just keep rolling, and there are always very genuine "excuses", such as Covid, or the 911 attack, and so on. There will always be a serious situation, so (perhaps) there will always be a growing national debt ! ?