Do the stimulus payments expire? Is it moral to accept the helicopter?

Economics Economics Questions
1

What did y’all do with with your alls’? Unless you actually do oppose it, I’d like to hear it. When folks complain of inflation in many ways, it is a riot to point out fiat always is destroyed, usually by poisinous fires:( that is extreme but fire is warm.

I am of course hoping that the collapse of the monetary system, which I find repeatable, brings down the banks.

I try as hard as I can not to participate in banking, but I am subjugated unless I am wealthy. All of todays governments are plutocracy which suckles all, and are fascist, because ‘on the ashes of socialisms fascisms are born.’ Power is in revolution, at the expense of the cattle.

And I want to know if holding my check may be investment were hard money to come about?

2

It’s your own money, they’re just giving some of it back. Turn it into silver if you’re going to hold it (it’s not enough for even one GO, unless you got the kids’ stipend as well.) Or use it to pay down debt. Neither one helps the economy much, and either buys you at least a tiny measure of additional freedom.

3

It is perfectly moral to accept money.

It is immoral to tax it.

4

Consider it this way:

The stimulus payment is merely a partial return of stolen property.

5

Isn’t the stimulus a product of monetary inflation by adding to the deficit and thus, the debt?

As far as I know, there were no spending cuts to accommodate the stimulus…

6

Yes, it’s somewhat inflationary. However, most really poor people have more debts than cash, so they’re a net beneficiary of inflation.

Viewed this way, the “stimulus” payments transfer purchasing power away from middle-class people who have substantial cash or money market holdings.

The stimulus payment is a bastardized implementation of social credit

7

Bastards didn’t send me one, something about refusing to file a tax return or something like that.

Which brings up a different point, as long as the IRS isn’t in compliance with the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1996 they can not compel you to file a tax return or impose penalties or criminal charges for failing to file.

Doesn’t mean you don’t have to pay taxes though, unfortunately.

8

Since when do the IRS, Federal government, or Federal judges obey the laws/Constitution?

I thought they get to do whatever they want and make up laws as they go along?

9

You might say that everybody is getting back a little of what everybody stole from everybody. Isn’t democracy great?