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This isn't true - China as a world leader is worse than the US, because China has a worse government and does not believe in the same freedoms the US does. The US dollar being proliferated everywhere is good because it helps the US stay the world power with a lot of influence, which is much better for the world.
And now I can't tell if YOU are being sarcastic or not.
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And now I can't tell if YOU are being sarcastic or not.
Not being sarcastic at all - if you think China would be a better world leader than America, that's just clearly wrong.
I don't think the answer is so clear. There is also the third option: neither are particularly good "world leaders", and however bad China would hypothetically be as one, the US' leadership has actually been terrible, with disastrous consequences for billions an unfortunate reality.
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>not bother with a pesky thing like proof This is pretty hilarious coming from someone defending a company that refuses to produce a legitimate audit. (no, an "attestation" is not an audit) If all they're doing is sitting on a giant big pile of cash and treasury bonds, it should be absolutely trivial to provide proof: here's where those assets are deposited.
If you can’t see the value in an attestation, you’re not familiar with the topic. And I’m not “defending” anything other than the basic idea that when one has not proven something, one cannot claim it as true. Nobody has been able to prove Tether is a scam, so it isn’t.
This right here is amazingly revealing of the mindset that leads fools to become separated from their money. What's the opposite of caveat emptor?