[familyop]

"Sooner or later -- when the Chinese are convinced that the Fed is determined to crash the dollar -- they will spend their reserves doing what we've always wanted them to: by buying U.S. products [buying up the world's natural resources to make more of their own products.]

Please, allow me to edit that for you. And as for inflation, the inflationary tsunami is already hitting us from the free traitors' debt regime to keep their game going to destroy the USA.

[BfloGuy]

the inflationary tsunami is already hitting us from the free traitors' debt regime to keep their game going to destroy the USA.

Free trade has nothing to do with inflation. That's an utterly nonsensical comment.

Free trade has nothing to do with debt. When I buy something from China (or Germany), I pay for it with cash. If I put it on a credit card, the money is borrowed from an American bank.

What is the basis for your conflation of free trade with debt?

[BfloGuy]

the free traitors' debt regime

Oh, I almost forgot to ask.

What is it about freedom that chafes your butt so much? I expect that you're all in favor of freedom of speech. And I'd be surprised if you're opposed to freedom of worship. But, for some reason, when it comes to the freedom to dispose of your private property as you see fit, you're against it.

What's that all about? Is the freedom to make a living something that the Constitution, in your opinion, shouldn't, or doesn't protect?