This line shows G Raps confusion about what it means to be gay. He portrays the character in question as a cross-dresser, also interested in cross-dressers.

As if this were the straw the broke the camel’s back — not only is the guy a cross-dressing homosexual, but — gasp — he hangs out in gay bars!

Running to catch tricks.

Since money is created out of debt, it is virtually impossible for debt to be paid without incurring more debt. This is part of the plan.

“People we ain’t met” is a reference to imports from China, Mexico, etc., but is not intended to promote protectionism.

People seem to think that inflation is inevitable and probably unexplainable. They think that the boom-bust cycle is caused by a lack of regulation — a myth propagated by the government’s own public school system. But the reality is that the Federal Reserve is the sole source of inflation and the resulting boom-bust cycle. The Fed was the culprit behind the Internet bubble, the housing-market bubble, and every other bubble dating back to its inception in 1913. Prior bubbles, manias, and panics were caused by Fed-like practices, not the free market.

The free market is defined as the sum of all voluntary transactions. When the government intervenes and forces some transactions and forcibly prohibits others, this is artificial. Interest rates in the U.S. economy are controlled by the U.S. central bank, the Federal Reserve. The Fed is a quasi-government agency with powers bestowed by Congress. It is not part of the free market. Thus, its interest rates are “artificial.”

Through open market operations, the Fed manipulates interest rates. This redistributes wealth to borrowers from the rest of the population. “Borrowers” are, for the most part — in terms of total money borrowed — super wealthy. When the super wealthy take out multimillion-dollar loans, the Federal Reserve System creates the money out of thin air. This makes all existing money worth less, and thus, it is the redistribution of purchasing power: artificial interest rates redistribute wealth.

Socialism and redistribution go hand-in-hand, but normally, socialism implies redistribution from rich to poor. In this case, where the redistribution goes from poor to rich, it can be seen as reverse socialism.

Since purchasing power is redistributed, the effect is similar to direct taxation — but it is less commonly understood. Thus, it is a tax that’s stealth.

More money (inflation) creates more problems — this isn’t what BIG, Puff, and Mase were talking ‘bout.

Increasing the total supply of money in circulation does not create more wealth — if it did, then the solution to world poverty would be to simply print more money.