@JordanB83594952@___TheGOOdWitch That’s actually my point. If you agree that wiping out enemy combatants is war and not genocide, then you agree that targeting Hamas isn't genocide. I was never talking about civilians.
@AshNoseTruth@___TheGOOdWitch Hamas does have a military known as Al-Qassam Brigades, AND is a designated as a terrorist organization by almost all liberal democracies
@SwampLifeCowgrl@firesign58@ABC Oh wow, that seems like the Wild West down there. But it makes sense due to all the wild life, low populated areas, and close to the everglades.
@LittleMikeyMcD@DanielDiMartino I’m not a libertarian; everything I said is standard, mainstream economics. I didn't even need to bring up empirical evidence—that’s how illiterate you are in Econ 101. I’m not going to keep arguing rationally with a stranger who denies basic economic science.
@LittleMikeyMcD@DanielDiMartino Private investors, banks, pension funds, mutual funds, foreign governments, and regular citizens—NOT the Fed. The Federal Reserve is legally barred from buying bonds directly from the Treasury to fund spending. Try again.
@LittleMikeyMcD@DanielDiMartino This is you earlier, "I never said anything about MMT". Then you proceed to show a MMT sectorial balance chart. I’m not a flat earther but here is the earth being flat.
@LittleMikeyMcD@DanielDiMartino That should be basic economic policy, which goes without saying. You don’t know what you’re talking about—you don't even know what the Fed can or can’t do.
@LittleMikeyMcD@DanielDiMartino The U.S. Treasury issues bonds to borrow existing money for Congress. That’s called debt, not printing money. The Fed is legally forbidden from buying directly from the Treasury to fund budgets. Keep confusing debt with currency creation though.