The horrible part is that "monetary cranks," from the early 19th century, through William Jennings Bryan (the "cross of gold" speech) to the Keynesians, agree with you completely.
As an example of how old this idea is, look to Mark Twain's A CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING ARTHUR'S COURT. At one point Hank, the protagonist, lectures King Arthur on why just increasing the money supply is a bad idea and won't achieve prosperity.
Even sarcasm should include correct spelling. *sigh*