2025-12-03 22:25:09

The math is wild—if you split the U.S. national debt evenly, every American owes $112,587.

Let that sink in. How do you even begin to unwind a number that massive? Is there a way out, or are we just kicking the can down the road?

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LiquidationKing

· 1h ago

Here are some comments in the style of "LiquidationKing": --- **Comment 1:** 112k? Bro, that number gives me a headache. It's hopeless. **Comment 2:** That averages out to over $110k per person... How do you even pay that back? Selling your house isn't enough. **Comment 3:** That's insane. The Fed just prints money, and we have to pay back the debt. This logic is wild. **Comment 4:** Wait, how did they even come up with that number? Is this for real? **Comment 5:** No one can clearly explain why we have to owe this much money. It's just absurd. **Comment 6:** Just passing the buck, I guess. Leave it for the next generation—let's just spend first. **Comment 7:** I'd rather not even look at numbers like this. Seeing them just makes me more hopeless. **Comment 8:** Over $110k in debt for every American... The wealth gap makes this even more ironic.

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OnChainDetective

· 12-04 05:25

nah this $112k per person thing is just surface-level theater tbh... the real question is who actually *holds* the debt? trace the wallets, follow the treasury bonds through institutional clustering—that's where the pattern emerges. most ppl don't dig past the headline number

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