Now, I keep imagining a 15 year old kid that had been saving his part-time work paychecks to buy a car, finally almost got there, and then the government dumped trillions into the economy devaluing his savings, and now that car has doubled in price. 

The danger is a worldwide correction (Australia, China, Japan, US +).This could trigger a plethora of negative things including currency devaluations, bank runs, more trade wars, more populism, etcPeter Schiff- You cannot argue with the logic or facts he presents unless you can.

You’ll make up a statistic, then spread it around as if it were true, and then you’ll say that it is up to the person or organization that your statistic devalues or defames to do the research to prove you wrong?

It'll really pay off because with your current approach you are seriously devaluing your time and also wholesaling requires a great deal of knowledge to not get in trouble.