This is, very sadly, an extremely wise analysis of the difficulties we face as Austro-Libertarian ancaps in advancing the cause of Liberty and prosperity. Kudos to Ryan, Jonathan and Tho!
"When you're the government, you never have to default, because you just print the money, I hate to tell you, okay?." - RINO Donald J. Trump.....the J stands for Jenius.
This is such a dumb take. TDS lives. People like you will ignore anything that goes right and just dwell on the smallest things that go wrong. You will do this to justify your preconceived cognitive anchoring in spite of overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
Can you explain how to “pass costs on to the consumer”? I bought an orange grove for $2 million last year and the frost killed every orange I have but one. I can’t find anyone willing to pay $2 million for my remaining orange.
If this is true, and I think it's a reasonable analysis, then it's immensely important to get ahead of the narrative that any misfortune suffered under the Trump administration is due to the "dangers of the unfettered market". People like Dave Smith, who have the ear of guys like Joe Rogan, really need to hammer it home that you actually have to, y'know, *cut government spending* to qualify as a free market guy. Blaming everything on the free market is something the left is very good at, as Ryan has pointed out himself on previous episodes. If we really are in the gestational period of a new political system, that makes this a moment of great opportunity as well as great danger. I'm slightly encouraged by the fact that they might've gone a bridge too far trying to blame our current woes on the market, when everyone involved very clearly remembers the state shutting down the economy and printing trillions of dollars. I have a feeling "muh capitalism caused this" is losing some of its bite.
@@AustrianDuration sure-and Austrians seem to be pretty much the only ones around who still use the term ‘inflation’ to describe said process, rather than using it to refer to the price rise for goods and services (which can be attributed to a great deal more factors).
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An unpaid-for $6 trillion dollar Cares package helped get us into this mess.
Both Parties are collaborators.
This is, very sadly, an extremely wise analysis of the difficulties we face as Austro-Libertarian ancaps in advancing the cause of Liberty and prosperity. Kudos to Ryan, Jonathan and Tho!
Ryan is always on point. Don't trust Trump and his supposed outsiders.
spot on commentary, tragic, so few will see it
"When you're the government, you never have to default, because you just print the money, I hate to tell you, okay?." - RINO Donald J. Trump.....the J stands for Jenius.
30:26 If you want that people use the dollar. Make the Dollar Great Again
if trump gets something right, it's by accident.
No doubt you disapprove of Trump's cabinet? Fair enough, who do you recommend to fill those spots? (You have nothing.)
@@1Skeptik1 Nominations aren't accomplishments.
This is such a dumb take. TDS lives. People like you will ignore anything that goes right and just dwell on the smallest things that go wrong. You will do this to justify your preconceived cognitive anchoring in spite of overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
@@Wake-Up47 if he gets something right i'll come back on here and say so. i just set a calendar reminder for monday 01/01/2029
@@1Skeptik1 i'm 50/50 on elon (he's hit n miss w/ what he says).
but he does have a track record (one instance, at least) of demolishing waste.
Wonder if anyone for the mises institute is willing to apply for a DOGE position. Apparently they are taking up applications.
Can you explain how to “pass costs on to the consumer”? I bought an orange grove for $2 million last year and the frost killed every orange I have but one. I can’t find anyone willing to pay $2 million for my remaining orange.
If this is true, and I think it's a reasonable analysis, then it's immensely important to get ahead of the narrative that any misfortune suffered under the Trump administration is due to the "dangers of the unfettered market". People like Dave Smith, who have the ear of guys like Joe Rogan, really need to hammer it home that you actually have to, y'know, *cut government spending* to qualify as a free market guy.
Blaming everything on the free market is something the left is very good at, as Ryan has pointed out himself on previous episodes. If we really are in the gestational period of a new political system, that makes this a moment of great opportunity as well as great danger.
I'm slightly encouraged by the fact that they might've gone a bridge too far trying to blame our current woes on the market, when everyone involved very clearly remembers the state shutting down the economy and printing trillions of dollars. I have a feeling "muh capitalism caused this" is losing some of its bite.
enough with the whining
The word "inflation" has no meaning.
Monetary expansion and fall on purchasing power will do without the silly semantic tropes.
So is it safe to assume there is no effect that the increase in the money supply brings, then? Since there’s apparently no meaning to it
@EPmager sure, monetary expansion causes a fall in the purchasing power of money.
@@AustrianDuration sure-and Austrians seem to be pretty much the only ones around who still use the term ‘inflation’ to describe said process, rather than using it to refer to the price rise for goods and services (which can be attributed to a great deal more factors).
@@EPmager yes, why would we need the nickname "inflation" when we can describe the process without the term "inflation" at all?