<human>: I am a Finance student finishing up my last year and am currently taking "International Finance" this summer. I recently watched the Thrive Movement on youtube and found it very interesting. While a lot of people might not agree with the Aliens/Torus part in the beginning, how does anyone disagree with what our Monetary system is doing? We can see this happening in current events, that the IMF has control over countries like Spain and Greece. The IMF gets to choose whether to "bail" them out by putting them into more debt with now their own fake currency, the SDR. Now being a finance student, learning how all international currency trade is done is a bit disturbing. Most of the time 2 parties take different risks in these transactions, that truly hold no real world value, and the bank processing the transactions always gets a cut without taking any real risk. To me it is a little too obvious how powerful they are becoming and I can't see how people with this knowledge don't see the same thing. Their use of fractional reserve banking just creates fake money out of more fake money while they get more power. Mathematically the bubble from this system has to pop at some point and decline. I need some answers if people agree with me or if there is a different side I am failing to see.

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<bot>: Finance student wants to know if everyone thinks the large private banks are getting too powerful or if some don't think they are evil