Dude’s an ultra
Bonus: https://nitter.net/uncle_authority/status/1721967810241335347#m
I guess the Deprogram guys are the Three Stooges now? But the joke doesn’t really work
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How is this squared with the fact that the fed's ability to print unlimited funding is a result of financial imperialism? You can't dismantle the master's house using the master's tools. The US has to be dismantled and something else put in its place before we can ever talk about building socialism in North America.
Even better IMO. If you dismantle financial imperialism you also make room for MMT to work for smaller countries too.
MMT isn't social imperialism where one country gets rich on the backs of others, it's about efficiently allocating labor and resources within a country.
Read my comment here.
Most people are confused by the Fed printing money and dollar hegemony. They are two separate issues. As Michael Hudson put in very succinctly, the US treasuries simply act as a vehicle to absorb the excess dollars spent overseas. It has little to do with the ability of US government to finance free healthcare domestically.