homegrown terror
28th March 2013, 03:49
hypothetically, if the revolution started in the US tomorrow, and by sunday it's overtaken DC and thrown the capitalist puppets out of their marble mansions, (unlikely i know, but it's a hypothetical) would those countries to which the US government owed trillions of dollars be likely to continue to hold credit to the new revolution since they would occupy the land of the former US, or would that debt be dissolved since the governing body that accrued it is now gone? i guess what i'm asking is could a former country's "estate" be held in debt the way a the benefactors a mortgage-holder's will must continue to make payments or forfeit the house.