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Thank you Mike for another brilliant well made video. A+ and thumbs up. I
look forward to your next update.
Very Random Title. Certainly peaked my interest & that is so funny about
the table & chairs ha ha lol:D
The left are not true Liberals at all!
GoldSilver (w/ Mike Maloney) good one Mike!
I have always wondered what would happen if a substantial portion of the
debt and money was wiped out, similar to what happens in the movie Fight
Club, either through some sort of computer hacking or debt-forgiveness.
What would happen to the price of silver and gold then? Would we still see
large gains?
+CHIP I bet stupidity eventually would rinse & repeat another Dept cycle!
Just like a alkaholic will often go back eventually after they work so hard
to clean up & get sober! I have lived a half century & watched people in &
out of Dept, mostly in! We always live beyond our means! Good point though
Chip!
No you’re talking about RELGION the ultimate matrix Sheeple regenerator of
fear.
Protectionism works as even Noam Chomsky have argued very convincingly! The
problem usually is that protectionism won’t be allowed by the globalists.
Even Hitler used protectionism and it worked beautifully until he was
attacked. China were very protectionist especially until realtively
recently, and they benefited enormously from this, economically. Just two
examples. But globalism protects the major globalists only. It’s a
cat-eat-mouse economy.
Nice take on the horse problem!
It has never worked and it never will, this is very easy to debunk as a
myth. Just ask yourself why global powers change. They all try this at the
end of the empire. People will never understand it is free trade that makes
mankind stronger and more prosperous. New inventions and innovation do not
come from lack of competition, much like the strength of human character is
born out of adversity and challenge. America was born out of hardship and
struggle. This struggle gave use the fighting will to overcome other
nations with relentless inventions, smashing the weak industries who rely
on the protectionism, as they grew bloated and lazy.
Protectionism against China and other dictatorial countries who could be
threats to national security is the right thing to do. Trading and
competing freely with countries similar to the USA (like Canada or
countries of the E.U.) is the way to go.
You are so right about the over regulations I am a business owner and can
honstly say it has been very hard under Obama so I certainly hope it gets
better with President Trump.
Have no fear! He’s meeting with Lockheed Martin and Johnson & Johnson to
learn what it takes to get the economy rolling!
A dollar taxed from a tariff is better then a dollar taxed from income tax.
Tariffs are a tax.
Libertarian – Yes, tariffs are a tax. They are a tax on consumers. But
point being if you have a job, you have an income, and that income is
taxed. Tariff taxes are ‘easier’ to get away from, just don’t buy the
product. Being an anarcho-libertarian myself, I believe there should be
ZERO tax. Taxes are legalized extortion.
you mean anarcho capitalist. libertarian is just the PC word for anarchy.
and taxes are fucking theft. inflation is theft.
brnki – free market anarchist to be exact. I don’t like the term
‘capitalist’ although I know exactly what you mean by it. I don’t like it
because the liberal tards confuse it with ‘corporatism’ which has nothing
to do with free market. Terms are terms.. Point being humanity would
flourish if gubmint did not exist. And yes, any form of taxation, no matter
the term, is thievery.
Your statement that protective Tariffs are bad for an economy do not appear
to be supported by history. The greatest growth in America occurred after
the Civil War when strong tariffs were in place. Bismark, after studying
how America was doing so well, also established tariffs and Germany became
the strongest industrial power in Europe as a result. So what is your
source that determines that tariffs are bad for an economy.
Second point; Mexico has significant tariffs on goods exported from the US,
why should we allow companies to build factories there and ship good into
the US duty free when we cannot do the same?
Free trade is one thing, but that is not what we have. Ship something to
China, Mexico, India, Korea or any one of the countries dumping their
products into the US markets and you will find that they all have heavy
tariffs on imports. Why should we continue to allow that?
Wars are a part of economy, you can not separate the two, all freedom is
maintained at a price. Prosperity comes from innovation. Protectionism
creates the opposite of innovation. Governments are maintained by violence
with no exceptions.
Go look up General Smedly Butler’s War is a Racket , will tell you
otherwise.
” The greatest growth in America occurred after the Civil War when strong
tariffs were in place.”
False. The late 19th century was a period of relatively slow per capita
growth (only some 1.6 per year). Even the 1970s was a period of quicker
growth (approximately 2.15% per year).
The Gilded Age (1870-1910) saw the greatest period of economic growth in
American history. After the short-lived panic of 1873, the economy
recovered with the advent of hard money policies and industrialization.
From 1869 to 1879, the US economy grew at a rate of 6.8% for real GDP and
4.5% for real GDP per capita, despite the panic of 1873. The economy
repeated this period of growth in the 1880s, in which the wealth of the
nation grew at an annual rate of 3.8%, while the GDP was also doubled.
+Midwesterner Those estimates are out of date. The most recent GDP per
capita growth estimates, like those of Angus Maddison, are much lower. They
are only some 1.6% per year. There are also other sources which show
periods of rising unemployment and constant business pessimism in the
1870s, 1880s and 1890.
I do agree with you on the need for protectionism though.
Sorry to disagree Mike, but our early tariff-financed government had one
extremely positive effect… By creating opportunity for domestic
production (avoiding import tariffs), America became a manufacturing
powerhouse.
This only occurred because we had free land, cheap labor, and zero debt.
Today, these do not exist.
The free land was paid by indigenous death, cheap labor was slavery so no
need to borrow
good old days
Shalom: 2/3’s of the landmass is still undeveloped (basically the whole
great out-west)… people are working for peanuts today… and the debt
will never be paid anyway
Nick: the free land is still there, now owned by the Federal gov., and
actually, the boom I am referring to was post Civil War
Trump basically said at a recent meeting that a border tax is a Fair Trade
deal. Essentially, everybody else taxes us, and we tax no one, so we’ll
join the crowd, and even the playing field to make it fair. Then, on a
country by country basis, a trade deal can be worked on with partners.
Can’t really be any worse than what has taken place over the last
generation for ‘Muricans. The U.S. has been losing year after year.
Multiculturalism is an effort not a refugee crisis
Good comment we would just be balancing the scale on taxes on our products.
but i wanted to see tiny horses under tables and chairs!!
“We tried this before” – not true. A system of tariffs was put in place to
develop our industrial base.
Mike has a history problem. He only concerns himself with the prosperity he
can see from his house.
I can’t deny your statement, but I also know that Milton Friedman has
strong arguments against tariffs in his Free to Choose series. This is a
difficult topic/issue.
+DuncanL7979 Every other nation on the planet subsidizes. “Tariff” by
another name.
Just read through the comments, I’m going to do a follow-up video on
tariffs and their long term effects.
An interesting topic, eg from what I basically understand there was no
income tax in the 1800’s, but Govt tax income came largely from Port Tariff
income etc, with the rate being a lot higher back then etc.
Apparently the horse shelter was done as a means of promotion, not to
bypass regulations.
“The photograph is genuine but the story of why it was built is untrue.
While the giant furniture does indeed provide shelter to horses, it was
built in such a way as a means of promoting the products of a German wood
merchant. It was not constructed as a way of bypassing a council building
restriction as claimed in the message.” – Hoax-Slayer website.
+theredscourge Really, I thought it was someone was doing art for the fun
of it.
Man ! I’m an Arab, and I’m telling you you must do a presentation in the
Arab world, or come on a show on one of the Arabic TV channels ..
Pls. Pls. Pleeeeeeease
GoldSilver (w/ Mike Maloney) If Trump gets rid of the regulations, the
tariffs won’t be needed as American business can then compete without them.
Hey mike .Better cut the table and chairs story as it’s fake .They were
actually built by a wood merchant to promote his products in Germany back
in 2003.
LMAO! Very creative individual to get around regulations. Sad, yet funny.
The story about the horses is nor true…
The horse hook was great!!
great video mike!! i voted for trump because he is the man with the match
who will light the inflation fire!! trump will make america “expensive
again”
ooo jeez… full of yourself much. Get off your high horse
a great one. good analysis
Checkout the GDX/GLD, GLD/S&P, GDX/S&P , UUP/S&P ratios! Wow! Note 2007
-2009 crash ! Where do you want to be ?
Less government = more prosperity
More government = more poverty