I don't know what grudge you have for the government but at least here, keep it professional. As bad the image of the government is to the public, I'm quite certain that, in this era, we still need an acting government.
I dont have a grudge against any government but we have an uncontrolled situation presently where government is able to spend far past their means and also the means of the country to support the spending and the debt they are accumulating. Iam allergic to being horribly poor and unfortunately bad governments can quite easily make everyone in a country poor.
The very richest people will be just fine as they can straddle multiple countries, store wealth where they choose and their income is not bound to local prospects. The very well educated can move to another country and use their skills that are in demand globally. The very poorest people have no choice, no capital to leave their country when its ruined by a government that consumes over 50% of GDP.
Acting government is just fine, act on the peoples requests but we have governments so large they dominate the whole of the country. Right now we dont find thats a problem but quite a few countries have over 50,000 in debt per person in their nation. This is my problem, Im not that rich to pay that off and most people I know cannot pay back that debt that wasnt even spent by me.
Compared to new spending programs and campaigns its boring and tiresome to mention but in future it'll be a problem we lament and sadly I have no yacht to sail away from these problems so I know I'm going to end up poorer from excessive government, its no grudge just serious apprehension that we have a failed situation here just as serious the problems Greece faced.
I should quote many sources but none of this is a secret just the varied point of view is 'government (over)spending is necessary' or similar, it will fail and then it doesnt matter the opinion as we wont have the capital to spend. The correct route right now is to run a
budget surplus, please tell if any prospective candidate in any election of any nation says those words.
The OP is seriously misguided in thinking inflation counts as taxless or even that governments should ever be funded in this way but in the current context its normal which will make the abrupt stop all the worse.
After expiration inflatory money would not be worth (will be "burned").
Time dated money has been issued in China many years ago apparently. After a certain date all these notes would no longer be honoured. Our current QE programs however have come nowhere close to being neutralised and likely never will, if you have any dollar based pension it likely wont be worth alot and probably similarly true in many currencies.