The only really decent argument I've heard for printing money is the possibility of doing so to offset taxes, by printing money instead of collecting it.
Another option is to deflate away your debt. $16T sounds like a lot of money today, but in 30 years when a candy bar costs $5, it wont seem so bad.
A billion here, a billion there. Pretty soon, you're talking about real money.
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OT: It is probably time that "we, the people" decide to have a rational look at this problem without regard to anything but a fiduciary bias. It's time to make some hard decisions and save this damned country.
"Its" is possessive.
That is all.
A morsel of genuine history is a thing so rare as to be always valuable. -- Thomas Jefferson