Some people say, why do some people always think that US debt will bring down the United States? It's very simple, because US debt is not bought by Chinese people, but 80% of it is bought by people in the United States.

​For example, wasn't Hitler helpless because of the national debt? Germany, which was in a period of rapid development, won the favor of American capital with its rapidly expanding political, military and even economic territory. A large amount of loan funds began to continuously provide blood transfusions for Germany with national credit as a guarantee. But the productivity level at that time was far from supporting Germany's money-burning leap forward model and the pioneering universal welfare system, and it was happening all the time that the income was not enough to cover the expenditure. If the borrowed money was spent, it could only be borrowed again, and if it expired, it could only be renewed. Interest, bridge fees, principal, the spiraling debt scale made Germany inevitably fall into the dilemma of borrowing to support loans and robbing Peter to pay Paul.

​In 1938, the debt level and national credit of the Third Reich of Germany were on the verge of bankruptcy. Once the capital chain breaks, the state-invested economic stimulus model will collapse completely, and people's living standards will fall again. If a piece of bread costs 500,000 marks, the Nazis' ruling foundation will no longer exist. So they can only do something big.

​Now the size of the US national debt is also rising exponentially. The US national debt is approaching 35 trillion US dollars. According to the current high interest rate of 5%, the interest that the United States needs to repay this year has exceeded 1 trillion US dollars, while last year it was more than 600 billion, which is lower than the US military expenditure (800 billion US dollars). The US mutual funds, pension funds, state governments, banks and other institutions have taken over trillions of US debts, and the proportion of US debts held is as high as more than 60%. At this rate of increase, what should we do if we can't pay the domestic interest in the future?