A Mysterious and Beautiful Woman Confronts Paul Krugman about Inflation
Submitted by Ronopauly on Wed, 07/11/2012 - 00:36in
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I couldn't agree more!
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“The lips of Wisdom are closed except to the ears of Understanding.”—The Kybalion
"We are not human beings having a spiritual experience; we are spiritual beings having a human experience"—Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
The whole system is is run by thieves.
Yes something should be done to help the innocent unemployed people. The first thing that should be done is to round up all the thieves who created this mess and lock them up. Take back all the value they stole, and return it to the people. Inflation is not the answer, inflation is theft. More theft is not the solution for theft. PS this guy is mentally deranged, why do people get together to listen to this idiot. Lock HIM up!
"We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them."
Albert Einstein
If inflation wasn't theft,
If inflation wasn't theft, counterfeiting would not be a crime.
Also, just an observation, Krugman looks awful in this video. Perhaps the world awakening to his beloved Keynesian fraud is beginning to take its toll on the poor fellow.
Question on the topic
If inflation is theft because it steals the purchasing power of one person and gives it to the person printing the money....
Then wouldn't copying music or stealing IP also be theft because it steals the money generating power from the person who had it originally and gives it to the person who pirates the music or movies?
Because technically all money should be a good. Therefore if it is a good, two people would not be able to have it at once. This is why you can't print gold and it is a better currency than dollars. But I think I might have to side with Krugman on this one and say that inflation is just the penalty of a society being stupid enough to accept dollars over real assets. We all know that our dollars don't have constant purchasing power. Because purchasing power is a subjective value, preserving it or preventing it from increasing is impossible since it changes with so many other things.
To me it seems like if the Fed printing is stealing than that means that a gold mine finding gold is stealing since it also takes away the purchasing power of individuals with Gold.
I just thought of it...let me know what you guys think of the libertarian contradiction.
**And a disclaimer- this was a poorly thought out ramble, so I apologize if Tom Woods or someone already has a video on it and I'm just being too lazy.
Inflation is theft because
Inflation is theft because we're forced to use dollars, or at least heavily penalized by legal tender laws if we don't. We have to pay our taxes in dollars and courts only protect lenders if their contracts stipulate payment in dollars. And the govt - the Fed - can print more dollars at a fraction of the cost, and even create more dollars digitally at nearly no cost, thereby stealing our purchasing power with ease.
That's why Ron Paul advocates removing the legal tender laws to allow competing currencies.
If we could transact without penalty using gold or a "real asset" backed currency instead of fiat dollars, while the purchasing power of our currency would still be subject to the laws of supply and demand, the control of the money supply would be in the market's hands instead of the govt. And as long as the govt didn't favor some other money with legal tender laws then people would be free to choose new money whenever they thought they'd be better off using something different.
It's the fact that we're forced to use dollars that makes printing more theft.
"When governments fear the people, there is liberty. When the people fear the government, there is tyranny." - Thomas Jefferson
what are you guys? 12?
glad to see how far we've come...
Watch this full video from
Watch this full video from 35:31 mark onwards:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EX55BH97quk
This man by the name of Pedro Schwartz BLASTS the Krugman idiot about his interest rate manipulation gospel, government spending = salvation mantra & rest of Keynesian BS.
He goes on to argue among other gems: SAVING IS GOOD, we DON'T NEED Central Banks messing around with our freedoms.
This Pedro Schwartz man is good. Message of free market, liberty, sound money is spreading in Europe. Great to see such a fraud like Krugman taken to task in other places he travels. They should KICK HIM OUT with a boot to his hind.
WOW!!! And the big applause Pedro Schwartz got was beautiful to see.
They go into full-on argument around 49:04 mark where Krugman JERK resorts to ad-hominem. Pedro Schwartz declares that he's OFFENDED. This whole episode is a sight to behold!
Immoral funding of Military Industrial Complex by Federal Reserve and US taxation system must stop!!!! End illegal/unconstitutional wars! Preserve US currency!
thanks for that!
pedro is awesome. i want him as my OTHER adopted grandfather.
ron's my first, if you didn't already get that.
Paul Krugman, in the part
Paul Krugman, in the part where the man declares he is very offended, reminds me of the scene in "The Social Network" where Sean Parker's character gives Eduardo Saverin the check for his investment out of the account he froze, playing the tough guy, then Saverin acts like he is going to punch Parker and he quivers like a little baby. Krugman actually has the audacity to declare conservatives say Keynesian are not smart enough to take part in the discussion. I, for one, have never heard someone on our side say "you aren't smart enought to understand what I am saying." However, I have beent told this by several liberals. I was actually told this last night by a child of a very liberal family who was trying to argue gasoline should be illegal so entrepreneurs would do more research and create solar powered cars to save the environment. I pointed out that #1 solar power is not competitive with gasoline or coal power and that #2 solar and wind power would have no positive effect on the environment because fields and entire ecosystems would have to be cleared to make room for enough windmills and solar panels to make a difference. Her response, predictably: "You aren't smart enough to understand".
Final update at 1:47:50
Final update at 1:47:50 mark:
Pedro Schwartz returns. In fact addresses the "Inflation is theft" question raised by young woman in original short video AND Krugman's garbage reply to it.
He shreds Krugman to pieces for disingenuity, claiming to hold high ground for his claim "only Keynesians have answers for unemployment, only Keynesians are humane & worry about suffering of the unemployed".
Overall, the entire full video is a joy to watch...specifically seeing Krugman run out of town in other countries.
Immoral funding of Military Industrial Complex by Federal Reserve and US taxation system must stop!!!! End illegal/unconstitutional wars! Preserve US currency!
Even more hilariously
Even more hilariously incriminating updates.
At 1:40:12 mark, a young man asks:
Professor Krugman, you requested the Federal Reserve to replace tech bubble with housing bubble in 2002. On the 10 year anniversary of your prescription, how would you like to repent for the suffering you've caused United States & rest of the planet?
What a slimy, filthy, disgusting answer Krugman JERKSTER gives. He literally LIES through his teeth. Watch it for yourself.
Immoral funding of Military Industrial Complex by Federal Reserve and US taxation system must stop!!!! End illegal/unconstitutional wars! Preserve US currency!
More updates:Watch this
More updates:
Watch this another GEM of a question from an older gentleman at 1:30:08 mark. Question is in EXCLUSIVE Spanish, but NO TRANSLATION neeed. He basically talks about the runaway US deficit & calls into question veracity of US treasuries as "standard bearer" for the entire planet. Question brings good amount of laughter from the audience with idiot Krugman's befuddled look.
Very cool to see these Keynesian FRAUDS being brutally exposed in other parts of the world.
Immoral funding of Military Industrial Complex by Federal Reserve and US taxation system must stop!!!! End illegal/unconstitutional wars! Preserve US currency!
Too bad she wasn't allowed a
Too bad she wasn't allowed a follow up as she could have pointed out that Krugman's inflation tax hurts the poor the most since they can least afford the drop in purchasing power brought about by additional money printing. It's also a regressive tax, as the poor can't avoid it while the rich can trade money for inflation protected assets.
Save us your concern for the poor, Krugman. Your concern is in keeping the fiat party going to fund your preference in govt - big and authoritarian.
"When governments fear the people, there is liberty. When the people fear the government, there is tyranny." - Thomas Jefferson
she was hot hot hot... and
she was hot hot hot... and then the camera cut to a hideous bearded blob that argued for bailouts to stop the suffering of the unemployed, but never really explained how these unemployed would benefit.. especially over the long term.
The Keynesian economists pretend they are Robin Hood,
stealing value from the dollar and giving it to the poor. Problem is that the printed money only goes to the government and their crony capitalist colluders. The government just uses it to buy votes and payoff their supporters, not to help the "poor."
Case in point, who out there saw a dime from the TARP bailout go towards helping them with their under water mortgage?
a preview of the next part of ATLAS SHRUGGED the movie?
seriously. Ayn Rand called it.
I have no idea of what he said. he is so full of it.
...Phony arrogant liar... eyes rolling around the whole time. There's a guy who deserves a real sock in the puss.
SequoiaTrees4RonPaul
Look how
he Justifies it, "A guaranteed rate was not part of the deal" Which is why no one should have entered into the the Euro if you ask me, The second part, When he says a little inflation for to keep the people a float essentially (I am paraphrasing) who did not save or their lives will be ruined.
In other words responsible people bail out the non responsible people through inflation.
Please delete my account Due to Mr.Nystom rewriting one of my post under my name.
3% per annum is acceptable?
3% per annum is acceptable? How does that work out in 33 years???
If my need to be RIGHT is greater then my desire for TRUTH, then I will not recognize it when it arrives ~ Libertybelle
Inflation compounds.
The inflation percentage is added back to the principal. Here is the formula:
FV = PV x (1 + i)^n
Where:
FV - future value
PV - present value
i - rate, in this case 3/100
n - the number of years
For annual inflation rate at 3%, in 23 years what you can buy today for $100 will cost you $200. So to maintain the same living standard in 23 years from today, you will need twice as much money.
And in 30 years, what you can buy today for $100 will cost you $242. You will need 2.42 times more money.