They’re Not Raising Your Taxes — They’re Killing Your Currency
Fiscal Irresponsibility Fee
They’re not going to send you a bill labeled “Fiscal Irresponsibility Fee.” That would be too honest. Instead, they’re just quietly wrecking the dollar you work for. It’s slow. Like a gas leak. Groceries cost more. Rent keeps climbing. Your paycheck stretches less every month. And everyone nods along like it’s just “the economy.”
It’s not. It’s a strategy. Spend now, print later. Run up the debt, then water down the currency so nobody notices. We’re $36 trillion deep and still digging. And guess who eats the cost? You do. Through higher prices, eroded savings, and that dull realization that no matter how hard you grind, you’re falling behind.
This isn’t some doomsday prepper fantasy. This is what happens when a government treats money like Monopoly cash. And they’re not stopping.
Debt Is Permanent (And No One Cares Anymore)
Remember when the national debt at least sounded like a problem? When politicians pretended to balance budgets? That ship sank. We blew past $36T like it was a speed bump, and now we’re adding over a trillion a year without blinking.
Both parties know the math doesn’t work. They just don’t care. One side wants more giveaways, the other wants more tax cuts, and everyone agrees the Fed will mop it up. Deficits are the new baseline. This isn’t emergency spending — it’s standard operating procedure.
Interest payments are now one of the biggest items in the federal budget. Not roads. Not schools. Not even defense. Just interest — money torched every year to keep the debt treadmill spinning. And guess who collects? [Read: The Patriot Yield Farm.]
We’re not investing. We’re just stalling. Budget talks aren’t about fixing anything — they’re about duct-taping the machine until the next election. Everyone at the controls knows it’s doomed. They’re just hoping it blows up on someone else’s watch.
Debasement Means You Get Screwed
Your money loses value. Not because you screwed up. Because they did.
Groceries don’t just go up. They stay up. That $100 cart now looks like a snack run. Housing? Forget it. Mortgage rates have doubled. Rent’s through the roof. Most people under 40 aren’t even pretending they’ll own a home.
Wages can’t keep up. Savings bleed out. Every “cost of living adjustment” is vaporized before you see it.
Meanwhile, the people closest to the printing press load up on assets that balloon in price while you juggle bills and buy off-brand peanut butter.
This is debasement. Not some academic term. Not a graph. Just your life, getting more expensive, year after year, while the same people who caused it wag their fingers about your $1,200 stimmi.
What Happens Next
It’s not slowing down. Spending is still climbing. Deficits are locked in. The only thing getting louder is the denial.
Every crisis = bailout. Every election = more programs. Every hiccup = the Fed prints, patches, and lies.
You’ll hear about “soft landings” and “tools remaining.” Ignore it. The next shock — job losses, geopolitical blow-up, another bank wobble — gets the same fix: print more, fake stability, hope nobody panics.
Expect more inflation. More control over your money. And more gaslighting about how this is all somehow fine.
Because admitting it’s broken? That would mean they’d have to stop. And they won’t.
This Is the Bill for Kicking the Can
No conspiracy. No reptilian cabal mainlining Adrenochrome. Just a bunch of suits who ran out of ideas and chose delay over discipline.
They won’t say, “we’re debasing your money.” They’ll call it stimulus, support, necessary spending. But the result’s the same: your dollar dies slower every day, and the arsonists keep pretending they’re firefighters.
This isn’t about inflation or deficits anymore. It’s about trust. In money. In the system. In the lie that playing by the rules still works.
They already made their choice. Time to make yours.