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More like “remember when the USA tripled their money supply and sent it all to foreign countries”?
What does this have to do with your failed worldview? Do you know what it takes to recover from a pandemic? Money is the root of evil, but don't think it's not a tool used by heroes.
"Love of money is a root of all kinds of evil" is the passage you're misquoting. Money is just a tool, neither good nor evil in itself.
Wrong on both counts honestly. Why assume religion or misrepresent money as a tool? A hammer can build or destroy, but money was always just a convenient way to control population, the level of nefariousness only varies based upon morals of those who have the most pieces of paper and of course the printers of said paper. I don't really understand why this became religious either, I hardly believe in myself on most occasions. Is there a real point in worrying about having enough money when the game is so rigged you could have it all or lose it all just depending upon the actions of less than 1% of the world population? Money will not help us get these people to help solve the worlds problems, in fact I would say that imbalance has probably caused the stretching of an already flawed system. Be safe and responsible, I need rest.
"wrong on both counts": I'm really not. https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1%20Timothy%206:10&version=NIV for the "love of money" quote, which is word-for-word identical.
And there's nothing about population control here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Money "The primary functions which distinguish money are: medium of exchange, a unit of account, a store of value and sometimes, a standard of deferred payment." Control of that top 1% works better in some countries than others: some have virtually unregulated capitalism but others keep it on a tight leash not letting it go too far; ain't no Europeans fighting for a US-style healthcare system, for example.