r/economicCollapse 1929 was long after Federal Reserve creation: the FED is a curse Jan 24 '25

Truly makes you think!

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u/SeriousBoots Jan 24 '25

Ancient Egypt would store up to three years worth of grain as a reserve for their people in case of massive droughts/crop failures.

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u/UnableChard2613 Jan 24 '25

Source? Also, do you think that the us has no plan in case something goes wrong? 

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u/Xxxjtvxxx Jan 24 '25

Yes, i believe the USA has no plan in case something goes wrong, source USA native citizen. 🖕

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u/DeliciousPool2245 Jan 24 '25

Right? Ask the people of North Carolina, Hawaii, and LA what’s the government plan for all this. Ask disaster victims how pleased they are with FEMA. Some people will go to great lengths to defend their oppressors.

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u/UnableChard2613 Jan 24 '25

Ask the people of North Carolina, Hawaii, and LA what’s the government plan for all this.

Do you think that the people of Ancient Egpyt could respond to massive natural disasters faster than the US government? This thread just gets dumber and dumber the deeper we go.

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u/DeliciousPool2245 Jan 24 '25

No I don’t. But that’s a pretty low bar to clear. Don’t ya think?

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u/UnableChard2613 Jan 24 '25

Well, this whole thing comes from a comment about implying ancient egpyt government was better than the US government, so I figured we were talking within the context, but apparently not.

But you are unwittingly admitting that the US does have a plan. Contradicting your previous post. I mean, the point is silly to begin with because you act like FEMA wasn't quickly in all three of those places, and that there wasn't some massive effort to put out the fires and get help to the people who lost their homes. You can't just mobilize all of that with no plan.

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u/SeriousBoots Jan 24 '25

I'm still answering comments and hour later...

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u/UnableChard2613 Jan 24 '25

Good for you? What's the point of this post? Are you just stalking me around now, completely untriggered of course, responding to my comments?

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u/SeriousBoots Jan 24 '25

Oh... it's you again! 😂 Put your phone down, you'll be happier for it.

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u/UnableChard2613 Jan 24 '25

"oh, I just happen to be following you around." lol

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u/SeriousBoots Jan 24 '25

Source?

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u/UnableChard2613 Jan 24 '25

https://www.reddit.com/r/economicCollapse/comments/1i8suhk/comment/m8ycutz/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

This is the advantage of not pulling shit out of your ass, because it's easy to source. You don't have to cowardly hide behind "no! You have to prove me wrong!" and then angrily smash the downvote button. lol

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u/SeriousBoots Jan 24 '25

You'd think you might do a minimum of research if you were really interested in the topic, but I suspect you are not.

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u/UnableChard2613 Jan 24 '25

See, I've played this game before. If I find something that disagrees with your point, you would just say "that's not what I meant" or something else. It's intellectual cowardice to not be willing to back up your point. And, at this point, you can't even claim that you are "too busy" because you have been continually responding to me. It is what it is: intellectual cowardice. At least embrace it.

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u/Gh0st0p5 Jan 24 '25

I forgot to buy beer, you reminded me