Top Solutions For Income Inequality You Won’t Hear Anywhere Else

These are a few of the most important ways to cure income inequality that you just won’t hear from any other website. They are listed in no particular order.  Here goes:

1-Voluntary localism where women can compete with the money supply with multiple private sector options.  (much more on this one to come).  Banking in the hands of women lending money to people imagine that? Banks doing their job to serve people with business loans car loans mortgages. Multiple competing monies on a local level created by women that keep their value

2- millennial generation pays way too little attention to where money actually comes.  If people knew how money is created they would be outraged. If our generation paid as much attention to their money as they do to where their food comes from (is it organic, farm raised, fair trade coffee beans, gluten free) perhaps if we were equally as curious as to how much money there is in circulation and who makes it, there wouldn’t be a Bernie Sanders. People should be involved nin the money.supply like travelers changing money from country to country

3-Make useless paper assets a thing of the past only ones that serve people

4-Keep banking local

5-Interest rates should be according to time and preference not by way of a central bank

6-Stop punishing savers with inflation

7-Women should be the regulators never men we form the boys club women are the whistle blowers

8- for the love of God end Socialism.

50 years of socialism x 22 trillions of other people’s money= 11 times more poverty

Time x money= an expected outcome
That’s an investment in our own fucking people gone horribly wrong and our generation has to fix what our grand parents started. It turns out when you push 50% of the people out of the economy and expect others to pay for it you get poorer. It decreases the velocity of money and when you add enormous money printing chasing less and less  goods and services it caused the inflation that makes it impossible to live around here and support yourself.  The Fed is intentionally raising the cost of living.