This is precisely how Rome fell

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>This is precisely how Rome fell. Once they could not fund the pensions, the military began sacking their own cities to get what they were owed.

>The Dallas Police and Fire Pension System’s Board of Trustees officially suspended all withdraws last week. The move stopped $154 million of withdraws requested last week alone. If those withdraws would have been allowed, the fund would be below the $600 million in liquid assets that is required to maintain the $2.1 billion fund. Over $500 million has already been withdrawn.

>The fund has also asked for a $1.1 billion bailout from city taxpayers. The city has its own proposal of wiping out the guaranteed interest on the Deferred Retirement Option Plan (DROP) and even adjusting future monthly benefits for those who have already withdrawn their money. The DROP Option Plan is designed to retain police and firemen, allowing potential retirees to earn a guaranteed at up to an 8% rate (although it is currently at 6%). Dallas muni bonds will be in serious trouble going forward.

armstrongeconomics.com/world-news/taxes/dallas-suspends-pension-withdrawals/

That's what Rome gets for having a printed currency.

>That's what Rome gets for having a printed currency.
They used silver and gold. But same thing. The silver coins were being cut, they were minted with less and less silver.
High taxes also played a role in Romes fall.

shit got too big and outta control

June-July 2017 is when the government will require all local governments to admit they don't have money.

Check out how the country vs the city got divided and the whole thing collapsed.

Okay yeah sure old BOOMERS are gonna loot and pillage until so they can pay for their new hips

This guuuuuuyyyy :PPPP

>They used silver and gold.
Most common coin in the empire was the Nummus. Pure copper.

you mean like globalism/internationalism?....

Aww shit

This is part of it. Other people sacked them too. There was a whole bunch of shit that happened.

FUND THE PONZI

Armstrong is based as fuck

in a more broad sense, shouldnt we be happy about the cycle OP? we're due for a shift back to private investment, to get out of this funk of public expenditures

>This is precisely how Rome fell
good

What happened in 1845?

isn't Dallas the liberal shit hole of Texas.

Texas

Nah, that's Austin.

that'd be Austin.

i would never take anything you retards say about economics serious ever again. you are fat failures

>6% guaranteed interest
Kek. If it sounds too good to be true...

Nigger I get 6% guaranteed from organic valley investments.