The Parasitic Class: How Fiat Breeds Predators




Welcome to the jungle-where the rich feed off the poor and the wolves wear suits. This isn’t some dystopian sci-fi flick. It’s the world we live in. A world where value is extracted, not created. Where the fiat money printer doesn’t just devalue currency-it devalues effort, honesty, and human potential. Behind the polished podiums and economic jargon lies a brutal truth: fiat breeds predators.

What Is the Parasitic Class?

They don’t build. They don’t innovate. They don’t create. They leech. The parasitic class is a cabal of central bankers, career politicians, lobbyists, corporate elites, and the compliant media machine that props them all up. Their survival depends on siphoning off the productivity of others-disguising theft as policy, manipulation as stability.

The Cantillon Effect is their favorite weapon. Those closest to the money printer-banks, governments, and Wall Street-get the freshly minted cash first. By the time it trickles down to you? Prices have risen, your savings have shrunk, and you’re left wondering why you can’t get ahead no matter how hard you grind.

The Mechanics of the Scam

It’s a hidden tax wrapped in economic mumbo-jumbo. Inflation is sold to the masses as a necessary evil-2% a year “for your own good.” But what it really does is quietly rob you. Your purchasing power is bleeding out, and most don’t even notice because they’ve been trained not to look. The printer goes brrrr, and the predators feast.

Central banks devalue your money while simultaneously bailing out their friends. "Too big to fail" was code for "too connected to fall." When the system collapses, the working class foots the bill. Again. And again. And again. It’s not incompetence. It’s the business model.

The Illusion of Legitimacy

The greatest trick the parasitic class ever pulled was convincing the world that they’re essential. Media outlets repeat the same scripts. Economists in ivory towers speak in riddles. Politicians play the role of savior while stabbing the public in the back. The whole machine is a circus, and the clowns are in charge.

But here’s the thing: the spell is breaking. More and more people are asking the forbidden question-What if the system is the problem?

Bitcoin: Predator Repellent

Bitcoin isn’t just digital money. It’s an immune system. A decentralized, incorruptible, transparent network that doesn’t care about your title, your connections, or your lobbying budget. It rewards proof-of-work-not proof-of-whining. No bailouts. No printing. Just math, code, and time.

It flips the Cantillon Effect on its head. Instead of rewarding those closest to power, it rewards those closest to truth. The ones who hold, mine, and build-not those who leech, lobby, and lie.

This is more than finance. It’s a values shift. A philosophical rejection of parasitism in all its forms.

The Tide Is Turning

Look around. The tide is rising. El Salvador flipped the script. MicroStrategy made its move. Builders are stacking. Coders are coding. Educators are red-pilling the masses. A parallel economy is forming beneath your feet, and it’s powered by code-not corruption.

Each Bitcoin block is a blow to the parasite’s food supply. Every Satoshi stacked is a vote for transparency over tyranny.

The Predator Class Is Afraid

They should be. Their grift is running out of runway. They sense the shift. They lash out. They call it criminal, risky, speculative. But it’s not Bitcoin they fear-it’s you. A sovereign individual armed with truth and a node.

The future doesn’t belong to those who steal. It belongs to those who build.

Keep building. Keep stacking. Keep waking people up.

Tick tock. Next block.

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