So you would agree that when hyperinflation actually does happen in other countries like Greece and Venezuela this happens because of commodities demand-pull inflation? Where demand for commodities far outstrips supply?

If you try to get this information from Google every article will mention printing too much money. Do you think there is a reason so many people would falsely attribute money printing to the devaluing of currency? Perhaps they want to blame it on the countries themselves rather than blatant imperialism and the economic attacks we see so often.

To be fair you've never talked about any other currency other than USD in reference to hyperinflation. USD is kinda like Bitcoin: the alts get wrecked way worse than the top dog. This must play a huge part in the equation as well, as obviously the US government isn't going to get sanctioned by itself.

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