Hyperinflation will happen when the Dollar no longer is the worlds currency, the debt gets larger then the ability of the US government to pay without excessive taxes, or foreign countries such as China cash in their T bills and want their money back. Probably any two of these things happening would immediately trigger it.
Trump had the economy booming and was beginning to pay down the debt and headed to a balanced budget by the mid-2020's. The Wuhan virus stopped this. Dems care more about their theoretical ideas of utopia to see the truth. This is from socialism to acceptance of all things even if weird like LBGTQ stuff. There will never be a utopian society where everyone is totally equal and have the same net worth. There will always be harder workers than others, smarter people than others, mentally impaired people, lazy people, and people filled with hate, people who have no moral compass, etc. America created the best society the world has ever seen, until the liberals for the last 20-30 years have been trying to destroy it.
Why to they think white people are superior, not because of IQ, but because of Christian principles and Capitalism, along with freedom and private ownership of property. It caused the western world to expand and spread colonies all over the world, and it resulted in the Industrial Revolution. Any other people, like the Asians, who copied it also prospered like Japan. Trying to tear down what is and was the greatest elevator to humans is stupid. Copy it, don't destroy it. Whites aren't the problem, their principles are the solution, not Marxism, Socialism, both of which have never worked anywhere.
Venezuela has oil, minerals, and tropical products as well as nice beaches, but socialism has killed them. Japan as no natural resources of any significant amount and rely on trade and private productivity to have the 3rd biggest economy in the world.
We have outsourced or factories and work, and have a reduced core of productivity to offset hyperinflation. When it hits it is going to be really bad.
Good post. The bolded part is especially insightful. I haven't heard that comparison before but it's a good one.
