Tom Bilyeu

You don't vote for it.

You probably don't even know that it's happening.

And to pour salt on the wound, the politicians then have the gall to allow bankers to act like a cartel to keep competition like crypto out so that you have no way to exit the system that's stealing your money.

Now, it breaks my heart to watch Minnesota or any other state burn and know that people think that they're fighting a just war when they don't even know who the real enemy is that has put them in the situation to feel the way that they feel.

The real enemy is any policy that offers more free stuff, forces you to gamble, makes you poorer and more dependent.

Free things are always paid for.

They're just paid for in inflation, which comes out of your pocket.

You need balanced budgets, money that can't be printed, competition among banks so the consumer wins, not bankers.

We need affordable housing from building more, from building more, which is the only thing that actually lowers the cost of houses without the need for a crisis or without making the buildings impossible to maintain or without needing a commissar to decide who gets what housing.

You can't lower prices on something that everyone wants.

You have to make it more abundant.

Let me say that again.

When everybody wants something, you're not gonna lower the price.

If there's a fixed supply of something everyone wants, the price will always go up.

If you wanna lower the price, you simply make more of it.

Okay, Pokemon cards understand this.

Pokemon collectors are terrified that the companies will print more cards because then the cost of the cards go down.

If Bandai, the company that makes Pokemon cards, understands not to do that, then come on, boys and girls, we've got to figure out that when you increase the supply of something and the demand stays the same, the price is gonna go down.

This is all a policy concern.

It's a policy war that we're fighting.