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Free registration at the forum removes this block.Actually quadrillion... My order evidently included TEN of these bills! Wow. How generous!
To think... Some idiot had to decide to print these.
The federal reserve should just print one and then they could use it to pay off the national debt.
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I traded 4 pictures of dead US president a for 100 trillion "pictures" of dead Zimbabwe presidents!
Totally hanging this in my office.
How modern of us with this central banking thing! Gold is only for cavemen and grumpy conservatives! View attachment 35926
This is an extremely bad idea. Nobody is going to want to invest in Argentina if the government just steals a % of your assets every year. What a load of bullsh*t.Argentina to tax 12,000 wealthy people to tackle Covid - BBC News
Dubbed the "millionaire's tax", the one-off levy will fund relief measures and health supplies.www.bbc.com
Argentina has passed a new tax on its wealthiest people to pay for medical supplies and relief measures amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Senators passed the one-off levy - dubbed the "millionaire's tax" - by 42 votes to 26 on Friday.
Those with assets worth more than 200 million pesos ($2.5m; £1.8m) - some 12,000 people - will have to pay.
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Those affected will pay a progressive rate of up to 3.5% on wealth in Argentina and up to 5.25% on that outside the country.
Genius. Cause the destruction of an already struggling economy and tell the productive people to pay for it!
New "rebuild" wealth tax coming to a country near you?
@Kak, I'm sure you'd love to see that in the US!
"Yeay !"Sounds like a socialist plan to just steal everything and nationalize it.
Lex Fridman was a guest on The Joe Rogan Experience, and ever since then, I've been listening to the Lex Fridman podcast on YouTube.
To the deep thinkers, enjoy!
Lex Fridman - YouTube
I GET TO STAY IN A CHATEAU!!!!!! Squeeeeeeeee!!!!!
Im not happy cuz it’s expensive, in fact, it’s not expensive at all. It’s just the principle of the thing. VIVA LA FRANCE BABYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!
Bloomberg ran an article not too long ago criticizing the creation of new alphabet finance vehicles at the US treasury basically taking some money supply power away from the FED. Love him or hate him Trump is secretly trying to fix this massive problem over our centralized banking monopoly. The corrupt media called it facism but it’s really what most would agree on. And surprise surprise Bloomberg is part of the “club”.
If you can’t afford to buy two in cash, you have no business buying one. My personal opinion only.If you could afford paying $5000/month CAD (~$3800 USD/month) for a supercar, would you?
Asking for a friend.
But with that mentality, if you still can't afford to buy two with cash by 60, and then you die at 61, what was the point of not paying the $5k/month at 26 when you could've afforded it?If you can’t afford to buy two in cash, you have no business buying one. My personal opinion only.
Otherwise just rent for 1 day when you want to try driving it...
I'm risk averse. 25% of cashflow to finance a declining asset is not a smart play to me. Especially one that will sit in a garage often.what was the point of not paying the $5k/month at 26 when you could've afforded it?
If you make $20k per month post tax, it’s not going to take you very long to reach the “afford two in cash” benchmark, unless you spend a ton of your income.But with that mentality, if you still can't afford to buy two with cash by 60, and then you die at 61, what was the point of not paying the $5k/month at 26 when you could've afforded it?
I guess what I'm really getting at is why is the person that pays $5000/month for a car when they "ONLY" make $20k/month, looked down upon? Like in your example, you mentioned "if you can't afford to buy two in cash, you have no business buying one." I'm just trying to figure out where this mentality comes from.
Step 1: Pay $5k per month exotic from company cashIf you make $20k per month post tax, it’s not going to take you very long to reach the “afford two in cash” benchmark, unless you spend a ton of your income.
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