Farley on Nostr: Imagine having the power to counterfeit money at will, inflating the supply of fiat ...

Imagine having the power to counterfeit money at will, inflating the supply of fiat currency while simultaneously eroding its value. By controlling this system, I can manipulate prices and direct the flow of wealth with strategies only possible under a centralized monetary regime. I print money out of thin air, diluting the purchasing power of everyone else, and use this newly created currency to buy real assets—tangible goods already produced by others' hard work.

But the theft doesn't stop there. Because I control the levers of the fiat system, I can trigger inflation by inflating the monetary supply faster than productivity growth, artificially increasing the prices of those same assets. Now, I can step in again and claim a *capital gains tax* on the higher prices I engineered, taxing the very money I conjured into existence. This is the epitome of theft—stealing twice: first through currency devaluation and then by taxing the inflated value of assets created through a system I control.

This is not economics or governance—it's an unethical, immoral system designed to enrich the few at the expense of the many. The entire process is nothing but a carefully executed act of theft, hidden under the guise of legal and financial frameworks that benefit centralized authorities.