beagle9
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And who in an election cycle is going to brag on maybe bringing about that form of collapse if they are elected because they have to fix things ? Do you even realize the level of intelligence that the voter's of today have, otherwise they have been led to believe that money is grown on a money tree behind the Whitehouse, and whoever gets the job will either water the tree for them or let it suffer for 4 year's claming the limbs had to be cut way back, so they'll have to wait till then in order to gain fruits from it again.In other words, assuming all of your numbers are accurate (they're not), then if you were supreme ruler of the United States (you're not), then your plan might just have a shot of working. The fact, however, is that the U.S. is more than $35 trillion in debt, that's merely the amount they're willing to admit to, which means your deficit figures are also wrong, and you have no power over the U.S. government. So, again, your plan would not fix anything even if it were implemented, but it will never be implemented because there is no political will to even consider cutting the rate of increase in spending. So, again, some form of collapse is the only realistic endpoint.
Meanwhile the government cuts deals and then imports what it needs while the tree grows back.
Trump wants to unlock the garden where a grove of tree's are ready to go, and the picking is ripe. That's what Trump has up his sleeve, but that makes the established cronies look bad. All metaphorically correct, so the analogy will stand.
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