“If the U.S. can print money,
Why are we in debt at all?”
Great question.
Because today, America isn’t just in debt —
we’re drowning in it.
As of this morning, the U.S. national debt has passed:
$38 TRILLION
And here’s the part nobody understands:
We’re printing money just to pay the interest on the money we already owe.
This is not a “temporary issue.”
This is the business model of the U.S. government.
Let me explain it the way my rich dad taught me.
IF A FAMILY RAN THEIR FINANCES LIKE THE U.S. GOVERNMENT, THEY’D BE HOMELESS
Imagine you make $50,000 a year.
But your bills are $80,000.
So you borrow on a credit card.
Then you can’t pay the credit card…
so you take a home equity loan.
And when you can’t pay that?
You borrow again — just to make the minimum payment.
That’s the United States today.
We’re not printing money to build roads, fix schools, or help families, we’re printing money to avoid defaulting on the debt we already created.
When a country borrows money to pay the interest on money it previously borrowed…
That country is not “managing its finances.”
That country is in the final stage of the debt spiral.
PRINTING MONEY DOESN’T MAKE US RICH…
People hear “the U.S. prints money” and think that makes us powerful.
No.
It makes our debt bigger.
Because printed money isn’t wealth.
Printed money is a liability.
Every new dollar the government prints dilutes the dollars you’ve saved.
This is why the middle class is being wiped out:
- Prices rise
- Wages don’t
- Savings lose value
- Debt becomes permanent
Meanwhile, the government keeps spending money it doesn’t have…
and printing money it can’t afford.
WE ARE NOW BORROWING TO PAY INTEREST — NOT PRINCIPAL
In 2024, the U.S. spent over $1 trillion just on interest payments.
And that number is growing faster than:
- Social Security
- Medicare
- Defense
- Education
- Infrastructure
Interest is now one of the largest “programs” in the federal budget.
The U.S. is basically making minimum payments on a maxed-out credit card, using another credit card.
That’s not wealth.
That’s insolvency with better PR.
OTHER COUNTRIES HAVE ALREADY HIT THE WALL
Japan is the perfect example.
Japan has negative interest rates because their debt is so massive that the government needs borrowing to continue.
That’s why the Japanese stopped saving money — why save a currency your government is printing into oblivion?
America is following the exact same pattern.
And the road ends the same way:
Inflation. Currency weakness. Shrinking middle class. Rising dependency.
We’re already seeing it.
THE TRUTH NO POLITICIAN WILL SAY OUT LOUD
We are not printing money for prosperity.
We are printing money for survival.
To keep the system from collapsing under its own debt.
And every time we print more…
- Your savings lose value
- Your paycheck buys less
- Your cost of living increases
- Your future gets more expensive
The government is protecting itself.
You must protect yourself.
You cannot save your way out of a system where the money itself is being sacrificed to pay for past mistakes.
My rich dad told me this decades ago:
“When a country prints money to pay its bills,
don’t be the person holding the money.”
Because money isn’t wealth.
Money is a claim on wealth.
Real wealth is:
- Assets.
- Cash flow.
- Production.
- Ownership.
The U.S. government prints money to survive.
The rich acquire assets to escape.
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