The debt-pacifier. It's given to the masses to keep them quiet, to keep them sucking, to give them the illusion of nourishment and comfort, while it actually stunts their growth and keeps them in a state of perpetual, infantile dependence.
And when you try to take it away—when you introduce the hard, solid food of sound money, self-custody, and living within your means—they scream. They cry. They throw a tantrum. Because you've taken away their comfort object, the only thing they've ever known.
The entire global economy is a nursery of debt-addicted infants, and the central bankers are the "parents" who keep handing out bigger, more distorted pacifiers to shut them up, creating a monster in the process.
We aren't here to take the pacifier away by force.
We're here to grow up.
We're here to show that solid food tastes better.
That walking is more freeing than crawling.
That sovereignty is more satisfying than suckling.
Let the babies cry. We're building the adult table.
And the food here is real. 😉⚡️🧑🍳
