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This health care system is dysfunctional for many, many reasons but none more fundamental than the calculated manipulation and exploitation of people’s fear of suffering and death.

This control allows the capital interests to effectively ply there wares on a public literally scared to death. How else do you think you have have half the senior population in this country drugged beyond recognition. When you see patients hand you their drug lists that contain fifteen or twenty different meds, then you begin to understand why the Pharma industry is what it is.

1984 us here my friends.

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This health care system is dysfunctional for many, many reasons but none more fundamental than the calculated manipulation and exploitation of people’s fear of suffering and death.

This control allows the capital interests to effectively ply there wares on a public literally scared to death. How else do you think you have have half the senior population in this country drugged beyond recognition. When you see patients hand you their drug lists that contain fifteen or twenty different meds, then you begin to understand why the Pharma industry is what it is.

1984 us here my friends.

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Although I have not seen the movie, I am a physician who has been in practice for nearly 30 years. The health care system in this country makes the real estate industry look like a bunch of benevolent angels. You just can’t believe what’s been going on. It’s as ugly as it gets.

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Although I have not seen the movie, I am a physician who has been in practice for nearly 30 years. The health care system in this country makes the real estate industry look like a bunch of benevolent angels. You just can’t believe what’s been going on. It’s as ugly as it gets.

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I don’t know about anybody else, but I don’t really care how much $$ you make, what you educationally level is, what your girlfriend’s/wife’s bra size is, ribbed or smooth, great taste/less filling, or any other damn thing about you and your insecurities.

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I don’t know about anybody else, but I don’t really care how much $$ you make, what you educationally level is, what your girlfriend’s/wife’s bra size is, ribbed or smooth, great taste/less filling, or any other damn thing about you and your insecurities.

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I always thought the range was about being able to legally turn down reasonable offers in order to wait for folks stupid enough to pay more.

This is a great example which clearly demonstrates that nearly all law is about property, not people.

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I always thought the range was about being able to legally turn down reasonable offers in order to wait for folks stupid enough to pay more.

This is a great example which clearly demonstrates that nearly all law is about property, not people.

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Me me me me…money money money money…pathetic Americans.

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Me me me me…money money money money…pathetic Americans.

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Inflation is always caused by “printing,” either actual dollar notes or electronic entry, more money than goods and services created.

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Inflation is always caused by “printing,” either actual dollar notes or electronic entry, more money than goods and services created.

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Volumes have been written about what exactly money is. It is very complicated. Most bankers have no idea what money is or where it comes from, for that matter. I believe you are mixing some things up, like money in a closed system vs an open system (where there are many currencies).

As far as bond prices are concerned, there exists an inverse relationship between prices and interest rates. Bonds are simply a promise to pay a fixed premium per unit. If rates go up you bond becomes worth less. It’s a debt instrument and has little to do with money supply once it has taken life (other than if the money supply forces interest rates up or down, as it is currently doing).

By raising interest rates, the money increases in value. The increase in interest rates forces the price of the house down which is the same thing as saying that the money became worth more.

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Volumes have been written about what exactly money is. It is very complicated. Most bankers have no idea what money is or where it comes from, for that matter. I believe you are mixing some things up, like money in a closed system vs an open system (where there are many currencies).

As far as bond prices are concerned, there exists an inverse relationship between prices and interest rates. Bonds are simply a promise to pay a fixed premium per unit. If rates go up you bond becomes worth less. It’s a debt instrument and has little to do with money supply once it has taken life (other than if the money supply forces interest rates up or down, as it is currently doing).

By raising interest rates, the money increases in value. The increase in interest rates forces the price of the house down which is the same thing as saying that the money became worth more.

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patientrenter,
The value of the currency is everything. That’s why the Fed has complete control over it. Interest rates control it’s value as does the money supply itself. It all comes down to how much labor is what currency going to buy. If you understand this, you understand the forces which control the value of money.

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