Badly allocated business investments, due to artificially low cost of credit and an unsustainable increase in money supply. Central banks are often blamed for causing malinvestments, such as the dot-com bubble, and the United States housing bubble.
Rather than intervene in the affairs of nations abroad through wasteful spending, unabashed coercion, unconstitutional military force, and strategic bombings that displace countless people, Americans can consider the idea of less government as being the most sound option in strengthening their economy and in fortifying the United States’ ability to defend its own borders (instead of having its military forces spread too thin around the globe).
Is the banning of Alex Jones by various social media sites a reflection of our own hypocrisy, at least with regard to our federal government’s attempts to use unsubstantiated claims of “interference” to further escalate tensions between Russia and the U.S.?
What are the existing problems (if any) with social media? In what ways should social media be limited or restrained?
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