It's been every year at a all time high since 1970... and it's been decades already that we know it won't get repaid.
> Our government and judicial systems are now governed by money.
Weren't they always or did you believe in fables before?
> Collapse is inevitable
Collapse it inevitable if other countries lose trust in the US and its economy. We are not there yet because many other options are still worse. Everything is measured relatively to other things.
The explanation that, "people have nowhere better to invest/go" is my favorite explanation for who the US will stay strong. It comes off to me as very authoritarian and almost a threat.
> What is a contract for it can be broken with "no-fault"?
Plenty of contracts end when one party wants out for whatever reason. A contract is just setting the rules. One of the rules can be that it can be dissolved at the demand of any party.
Interesting. What would be the point of a contract written as such?
So a contract can be, I pay you $100 then you do the work, but either party can walk away with "no-fault" at anytime. So I pay, then you walk away without doing anything? What would be the point?
