No dude.
Printing money is not inflation per se.
Printing money is printing money.
Inflation is broad based price increases.
Printing often historically has led to inflation but they are not the same thing.
Currently there are no stores of wealth as safe as greenbacks that are widely accessible.
Some commodities (eg: gold, oil) function as alternative stores but thats really a different thing.
There is not any near-term risk of loss of confidence.
Inflation of less than 10 percent per year is not considered high.
Remember, you started this thread by discussing “exploding inflation” which simply does not exist right now (or in the foreseeable future or the last 30 years)
We are have been seeing less than 5% inflation annually since 2005.
And one more plain talkin’ texan won’t save anyone from any apocalypse.
That is true whether it is LBJ, W, Perry, or Paul.
