Warren Buffett’s Financial Plan To Eliminate America’s Debt

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Buffett stated, “I could end the deficit in five minutes. You just pass a law that says that anytime there is a deficit of more than 3% of GDP all sitting members of congress are ineligible for reelection.” 

I think this would be a great plan.
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Or you could just raise taxes to 92%....or even more! 
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Buffett stated, “I could end the deficit in five minutes. You just pass a law that says that anytime there is a deficit of more than 3% of GDP all sitting members of congress are ineligible for reelection.” 

I think this would be a great plan.
I think the "all sitting members of congress are ineligible for reelection.”  by itself is a good plan.
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Step 1: Declare a state of emergency
Step 2: Never reinstate the law

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Debt is just one of those human things.

A bit like expediency.

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Or instead of being snarky, you can actually implement my tax and spending plan to get us out of debt.
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The way things work is,

That stuff has a corresponding value.

If it didn't,

Then debt wouldn't occur.

But that isn't how things work.

And people like to have stuff.


Debt is make believe,

And occurs because,

We make believe that it does.

There is another option,

But that would necessitate human cooperation.

Can you imagine that.


Best move to Liechtenstein or Niue, 

If debt troubles you.


33 Trillion,

Now who did you borrow that from?


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Debt is make believe,
Not accurate.  If you believe this, then I would like to loan $100K from you and never have to pay it back.
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You've changed the subject

I thought you were referring to National debt.

Who does the USA owe 33 trillion?

Because every Nation bar two, has a national debt.
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I thought you were referring to National debt.
I was.  The National debt is not make believe.
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For sure, as a part of a system of global control.


So as you haven't answered my previous question concerning the lender.

Answer me this...Who will call in the debt or seize U.S. assets?
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The highest debt obtained by any country will cause the world to reject the dollar as the world currency. It will be replaced by the yuan.
This will be Trump's largest bankruptcy. I'm voting for Trump in 2024. This will wipe out the Republican Party.
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The republican party is already wiped out. It's the maga party now.
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I think you mean the MCGA party.      Make China Great Again!
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We could learn a lot from China. China's yuan is backed by national commodities, not global commodities. One of these is more secure.

Hopefully the new MAGA party can fix the problem soon.
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Who will call in the debt or seize U.S. assets?
Whoever happens to own it; and there are many owners of the debt.

If the debt is no big deal, then I guess taxes can be 0, spending can be doubled, and it's all funded by going deeper into debt.

This is crazy because the debt is a big deal.
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Do you agree that Trump should drop the top tax rate to 10 percent. He said that at one of his rallies.
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Can you see why Eisenhower had a 92 percent top tax rate to keep the USA from going into bankruptcy?
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I am kind of upset he stopped at 92%...he should have gone to 100%

Under communism, you will own nothing and be happy.
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I'm so glad that researchers 500 years from now will be reviewing these posts to see who destroyed the USA.
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As a good thing of course. 100% Taxation is the ideal society.
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Well, in 5 years a roll of toilet paper will cost you $10,000, but for me it will only be 3 Yuan.
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That's still an improvement over the 92% tax rate.
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So who owns it?

Who lends it?
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FLRW... I think this would be a great plan.

Aka ...' advanced progress '.... moving on up..... to infinity and beyond......

ZedV... ' expediency '....
Cheapest { poor quality } then throw it away in dump culture of expediency. Good call Zed.

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Celtic tribes consisted of a warrior elite, with a priestly class (Druids), an artisan class (the metal-smiths, who made weapons and feasting vessels that were highly valued), and a mass of slaves. The Greek writer Poseidonius of Apameia (c. 135 – 51 BCE) observed that:

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Still cannot see the name Buffett without conjuring up images of people stood around a table holding paper plates and napkins, uncertain of what to do with the glass of wine.