Is there ever a point where the federal reserve says that, you know, we're not going to lend to the US government anymore? Because the debt has just gone too far for them. I think the opposite is more likely. When you have an entity that both has the power to make decisions to benefit somebody, and they have extreme incentives one way and against another, they're most times through history, going to take that. And so if the government has more debt, then they can handle - especially if deflation sets in.

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