Federal Reserve Is A Private Corporation

Discussion in 'Politics' started by myminitrading, Aug 21, 2007.

  1. achilles28

    achilles28

    Fractional reserve lending (and debt created money) make banks FAR MORE money than they lose through inflation.

    Stick to what you know. This ain't it.
     
    #161     Aug 24, 2007
  2. Ahhhh, so now at least we got an admission that they lose and we win through inflation on the long term loans.

    This is the first step in pulling yer head outta that dark furry place it's stuck in right now.

    Ok, since you now admit that they lose through inflation, how else would you "let" banks make money?

    Cuz -
    1-they lose money on there long term loans due to inflation
    2- they pay out interest on money held in their banks
    3- they have operating expenses

    I see 2 ways-
    1- fractiional reserve banking
    2- charging huuuuge interest rates on their loans

    Do you have another solution?
     
    #162     Aug 24, 2007
  3. Aaaaaaaahahahahahahahahahha

    Yeah the banks are getting murdered tightening and loosening money supply so they can pick up your home, your business and your car for pennies on the dollar and call it the business cycle.. which they immorally and illegally manufacture
     
    #163     Aug 24, 2007
  4. Ok, I even did the math for you guys -

    say I borrow from you 30k, 30 yr loan at 6%, and 5% inflation. How much do those dollars buy you, year by year ?

    payback might look like this

    1st year $1060
    2nd 1060 x .95= 1007
    3rd 1007 x .95=956
    4th = 908
    5th = 862
    6th = 819
    7 = 778
    8 =739
    9 = 702
    10 = 667
    11 = 634
    12 = 602
    13 = 572
    14 = 543
    15 = 516
    16 = 490
    17 = 465
    18 = 442
    19 = 420
    20 = 399
    21 = 379
    22 = 360
    23 = 342
    24 = 325
    25 = 309
    26 = 294
    27 = 279
    28 = 265
    29 = 252
    30 = 239

    For a payback in adjusted dollars of a whopping $16,625......

    Does it look like we're getting gouged here?

    Again, so how else are the banks gonna make money?

    Any solutions? Again, I see only 2

    1-fractional reserve banking, taking our loan and multiplying it , since we can see that by the third year, they're losing money, and getting worse every year...
    2- no fractional reserve banking and charging huge interest rates, that will result in the same "confiscation" of our property when even the slightest hiccup in ones' income happens.

    If you have a 3rd solution, I'd love to hear it.......
     
    #164     Aug 24, 2007
  5. why should banks make money?
     
    #165     Aug 24, 2007
  6. You'll have to forgive Haroki.. he's a little dimwitted.. we were talking about the Fed issuing money and the government taxing the people to pay back interest on something they could produce for nothing.. yeah I'm sure there are no private interests reaping billions off that little scam
     
    #166     Aug 24, 2007
  7. ok my numbers were bad. we'll use my own home loan

    1-34200
    2-32490
    3-30865
    4-29321
    5-27854
    6-26461
    7-25137
    8-23880
    9-22686
    10-21552
    11-20474
    12-19450
    13-18477
    14-17553
    15-16676
    16-15842
    17-15050
    18-14297
    19-13582
    2012903
    21-12258
    22-11645
    23-11063
    24-10510
    25-9984
    26-9485
    27-9011
    28-8560
    29-8132
    30-7725

    For a total of.... $537,123 on a $525,00 loan. Basically interest free to me. Why is this bad?
     
    #167     Aug 24, 2007
  8. uhh huh....
     
    #168     Aug 24, 2007
  9. Have any numbers to back this up?

    remember that at present, the Fed only holds< 10% of our debts.

    Foreigners hold nearly 50% of our debt through bonds, which we pay back with a devalued dollar by the way.....
     
    #169     Aug 24, 2007
  10. You've had the way of the world explained to you for the bulk of this thread Haroki.. you prefer to live in your own little fantasy world.. you argue like a Christian fundamentalist.. glassy eyed ignorance at it's finest.. baka gaijin
     
    #170     Aug 24, 2007