LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club

@matrix OK, my fault... While skimming through the video, it seems it is not the complete game...

Damn, I must look really dumb now.

@matrix no, I am watching a walkthrough. I guess it's a 0 fail cut, but this seriously doesn't seem like an easy game to fail.

@matrix 3h Unnecessarily Long? How?

Just watching it on already claimed video. (sorry, I wasn't dast enough to download it)

So far, it's nothing but typical zombie survivor power fantasy game.

Yes, youtube is letting me watch the entire The Last of Us waklthrough right now, but I cannot download it anymore... or refresh the page...

It seems, that youtube had removed a video while I was watching it, so either I had more then 10 minutes loaded upfront, or youtube is kind enough to let me finish a banned video right now... :D

@wowaname

@racuna
Oh... You're talking now a few levels higher then was my original point.

Yeah, the Keynesian theory is pure BS and you cannot create a value by printing money. My point was only that you cancollect money using inflation.

IF you take 15% in taxes, while causing 2% of inflation by printing more, you have collected 17% without normies noticing.

And of course, if you destroy the entire value of money by causing 10% inflation rate, of course it will destabilize economy.

I guess we both understand each other now?

@vivianrose
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Do you wanna trade for that dragon?

@racuna Yes, you are right. The purchusing power of your money will not be affected by taxacion. BUT you will have less of these money, meaning you will end up the same way.

The point of taxes is to collect a purchuse power. There are two ways of doing that. Either you collect money of that value, or you print so much money, the decrease of all money will be in total decreased by that value.

My point is, that printing money is a legitimate (and used) way of collecting taxes. The fact it causes inflation is just another phrase meaning "they are taking my total purchusing value". But that is the entire point of taxes anyway.