Topic: Food Stamps

Food Stamps comes up in 5 chapters across 5 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from January 2013 to March 2025.

January 2013 March 2025

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Wayne McRoy Jr. | The 2025 System Language, Synchromystic Metadata, & The Alchemical Tech Revolution
• 52:07 - 56:12

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Programmable Money and Universal Basic Income

McRoy explains how programmable digital currency will work, using the current Food Stamps program as a model. He predicts that Universal Basic Income (UBI) will come with restrictions on what can be purchased based on health or social credit scores. The system could include expiration dates on funds and remote "kill switches" for electric vehicles to punish non-compliance.

Ellen Brown | The Broken Economy & The Public Banking Solution
• 1:09:55 - 1:12:38

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Local Currencies and Assistance Program Reform

Alternative economic ideas, such as regional digital currencies and local tax credits, are proposed to replace traditional assistance programs like food stamps, which often function as corporate welfare for large food manufacturers. The conversation also touches on the laundering of marijuana money by the federal government and the potential for big pharma to compromise the market with GMO products. Carlwood concludes by emphasizing the importance of digitizing local economies to restore power to the masses.

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Interest Rates, Welfare State and Student Debt Assets

A 30-year progression toward 0% interest rates signals the end of the welfare state and government-funded social programs. Without bond yields or debt-based gains, programs like food stamps and Social Security face insolvency. The Federal Reserve's largest asset is identified as student debt, which is increasingly viewed as a non-collectible and nullified asset due to economic conditions and judicial rulings.

Jen Briney | The Corporate Control Of Congress, The Federal Budget, & Privatization Propaganda
• 34:08 - 36:40

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Welfare Queen Myth, Farm Bill Restrictions and Class Divide

The narrative of "welfare queens" and food stamp abuse is described as a distraction from the billions of dollars in corporate subsidies. A provision in the Farm Bill is mentioned that technically prohibits recycling cans purchased with food stamps for cash. Briney argues that Congress members, who often boast of their private-sector business backgrounds, are disconnected from the average citizen and primarily socialize with other wealthy elites.

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Free Markets, Corruption and the Path to Truth

The merits of capitalism and the free market are discussed, with the guest arguing that despite imperfections, they have been better for humanity than any alternative. Corruption is acknowledged, but the solution is presented as punishing "bad eggs" rather than dismantling the entire system. Pursuing individual enlightenment on an esoteric level is recommended as the best way to see through the nefarious actions of both governments and corporations.