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Easy the FED holds (at least for the moment) the global reserve currency, the US$. Germany is part of the euro. Therefore US has more flexible public debt maneuverabilty. If your point is that Germany has seemed less effected by the GFC then that's also easy. It is more efficient...

beaut post especially the one of debt vs assets. And yes yes I already know what a doomer is going to post to counteract this. Look at the Ireland situation pre-GFC right????????

yes that's why the world is entering a new paradigm. But what happens when this occurs? Could it be deflation? And hence why interest rates could actually be sustainable at lower levels for longer than thought???????? (I don't have the answer)

maybe the first first step should be to look at net aggricate of all factors of debt. Why only private?

You keep looking through the lense of a one dimentional equation, and that's why at (least so far) you have been proved wrong. Real world far more complicated