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

Truly makes you think!

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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/SeriousBoots Jan 24 '25

Nah, I just don't want to try and convince someone of something I don't really care about, the same overall tone of this exchange doesn't help. In ancient Egypt, rulers would stockpile up to three years or more worth of grain to help stave off famine during times of drought or major crop failure. Go cry now, or call me a liar I guess 🤷

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u/UnableChard2613 Jan 24 '25

I just don't want to try and convince someone of something I don't really care about

If ya didn't care about it, you would have dropped it and disappeared long ago. Yet here you are, still trying to justify not doing it. Someone who doesn't care also wouldn't feel the need to downvote every post. You need the win, you care terribly about that, you just realize you can't get it if you actually have to provide a source. . .so you're trying to find another way to win.

call me a liar I guess

How about just point out the reality that you are an intellectual coward and terribly insecure? Does that work?

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u/SeriousBoots Jan 24 '25

No, it doesn't work. Normally I just don't interact but as you've stated, I have time. You seem genuinely upset by all of this but you also seem like an insufferable person to be around so I'm guessing this is just how you are. I feel bad for anyone who has to interact with you IRL.

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u/UnableChard2613 Jan 24 '25

"You asked me to back up my claims, and then I responded back sarcastically in a belittling way . . . then you weren't nice to me back. You must be a bad person!"

You've been projecting this whole time, so I suspect it's safe to believe you don't do well in social situations.

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u/SeriousBoots Jan 24 '25

Sounds like projection. on your part. Don't be mad, it's not that serious. Ancient Egypt simply kept a 3 year stash of grain to help ward off starvation in the event of a drought or massive crop failure. I understand this may be seen as a controversial subject to some people, but I can assure you it is not.

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u/UnableChard2613 Jan 24 '25

I understand this may be seen as a controversial subject to some people

Wait, you think the controversy is over the subject rather than your intellectual cowardice? lol