Now apply this mentality to the run-away inflation, which is nothing more than opportunistic greedflation. - Kotaku In Action 2

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– Gizortnik 2 points 1 year ago +2 / -0

Borrowing money that can't be paid for causes inflation because money is made to pay for the spending explicitly.
Yes I know
Yes, because Socialists believe that saving money is "hoarding"
ok
that's not an imaginary number because it's not multiplied by the square-root of negative one. The fraction in fractional reserve is the "fraction of the principle that must be kept instead of lended out." And yes, 1/1 is still a fraction
Sure, using your definitions
Yes
Undoubtably several Fabian Socialists.

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– somercet 1 point 271 days ago +1 / -0

Borrowing real money can never cause inflation.
No, it is not an imaginary number, like i. i is a number subject to rigorous mathematics. The $200M is literally an imaginary number, as in, "made up out of nothing."

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