The formula is simple. Push low interest rates onto the housing market which inflates the values. Raise interest rates down the line to extract wealth from the future homeowners. What really accelerates this process is to inject non-compatible races into a society, this forces the white citizens to enter a bidding war against themselves for the right to live in the increasingly scarce "safe" neighborhoods.
Within a few decades you have a nation of debt slaves.
Benjamin Harris
Pretty sure he's resisting the urge to stone a woman that dares stand over him and talk down to him.
Logan Anderson
if you think they're working you definetely aren't German
while maybe 10-20% of them are willing to do so, they only speak broken English and no German
there are only so many min wage amazon slave jobs around where that is sufficient
the countries they're from also don't have western work ethics which means they'll quickly drop out of the few jobs suitable to them
95%+ will live on welfare forever, with some of them drug dealing and committing petty crimes on the side
all left over shekels are sent back home
Adam Wood
they need housing for creating new families to abandon.
Adrian Ross
They'll pay with their gibs. Try not to hurt yourself kid.
Christian Peterson
More germans should build their own homes, its a huge problem we have here. Paying rent every month is more of a debt slavery than 2%p.a. and if you cant pay off your home afte 20 years youre not really trying hard enough.
If the rapefugees ever come to the villages, theres nowhere left to move anyway.
Eli Gutierrez
>(((Bumplocked)))
Ryan Rodriguez
Fixed that for you. You devalue your own income by paying everything with a credit card. Why do you think they push this shit so hard? When you just transfer fiat to pay your bills they can't make a shekel of it. But when you pay per credit card they can use your obligation as policy reserve for specualtion or even more credit granting. You're pushing inflation because they will make money out of thin air through debt generated by credit purchase even if it's balanced till the end of the month.
Ethan Sanchez
I quite frequently use a CC. But I never carry a monthly balance, and I pay it off without ever paying any interest. Am I doing it wrong?
Credit cards absolutely have utility - one advantage is that you can get refunds more easily on defective/undelivered goods. The issue is that for many they encourage spending beyond their means (no longer are they limited by their lack of capital) which leads to high repayments and the risk of bankruptcy - this can happen with any debt but banks wouldn't be allowed to give loans to people to buy TV sets etc. This also has implications for people who don't use credit cards in this way, when people buy cars on credit cards and even use credit cards to cover rent etc. (this is happening in the UK, average wealth of an individual in the UK is negative £800 iirc) then it causes inflation, pushing up prices for those who don't use cards, perhaps encouraging them to take loans to keep up. In addition, if this model of business is unsustainable for the bank lending the cash - it doesn't matter - they get bailed out by taxpayers and savers who didn't participate in this, further fueling the march of debt. There are many more factors I have not mentioned such as the encouragement of rampant consumerism etc. Anyway, this is the situation we are at in the UK now and have been for 15 years, people are being pushed to debt and we're now starting to see the media and gov preparing us for the next financial crash.
Also, why the fuck has this thread been bumplocked.