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Funny how easily one can stray so far from ones ideals in one respect when one focuses all ones attention on one other single aspect of one's 'ideals-set'.
Not so funny, and not so strange, is that such is evidenced most starkly when discussing the 'what is mine is mine' proposition, as when one, in a rapturous reverie, reflects upon one's true love, Money.
All the talk is of 'rights', personal claims of the sanctity of having, and no hint is made as to responsibilities.
Obviously, some puffed-up bubbles are made of stern stuff, and yet it is the fate of all bubbles, that are ever-so-fervently inflated, to go pop!
The answer to the question; Whose money is it anyway? is plain in general terms, and I have pointed it up before, and made as clear as crystal with QE. All money is 'our' money. As the economy IS our economy. It is our nation's money & economy.
Funny how our's is all responsibility and no rights and for the wealthy individuals it has to be all 'rights' with zero responsibility.
In essence money is a concept, one that those with the wherewithal to gloat and drool cannot conceive of or will not conceive of.