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J W Bone's avatar

A few years ago John Mauldin was writing about a global "Year of Jubilee", when the central banks of the world just make half their debt (or so) disappear. Like magic.

I haven't kept up with Mauldin but I can see something like that happening this decade.

As far as "destitution or revolution", count me in on the revolution. It is really difficult for me to watch what the Biden admin and all the other woke, progressive idiots are doing to our country without wanting to pick up the musket.

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Jimm Roberts's avatar

The Argentine government can get its overpaid, unemployed welfare recipients working again.

They just have to provide the authority to issue welfare funds to firms that need employees. And a tax break to the firms who dispense the funds on behalf of the government to welfare recipients.

The program is simple: To receive a welfare payment, the once idle recipient must first work for it.

The Argentine government can dress up this method of transfer payments by wrapping its flag around them. "Glory to the Worker" even "Make Argentina Great Again." Or help your neighbor, the firm down the street. Or, it can go Full Bold by declaring a national emergency.

In time, and as soon as some bright person can create a formula whereby the more profitable the firm, the more it uses its funds to displace monies it receives from the government, the once welfare recipient can become a full fledged tax payer and treated as a Hero of the Argentine.

Really. Give 'em medal or some recognition just like the US does for its welfare recipients who have graduated from receiving rent subsidies from the government to home owners

Eventually the No Work; No Benefit will take hold and the Argentine work ethic will be treated as once lost-now found. You're welcome

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