Calm down my man. I think you’re missing the point of what I’m saying.
I’m not condoning or approving the government stepping in to stop people from buying silver. I completely agree with you, it is absolutely a move from a totalitarian government - a government being run by the same corrupt politicians we are trying to get rid of. If they do this, think of all the support the Biden administration will lose (if they even have any now). You do realize how many people would be instantly red-pilled from something like this happening, right?
At a certain price point, the banks literally won’t be able to cover their short positions because they won’t have the money to do so. That also means they don’t have money to issue loans. No one can borrow money to buy a house. No businesses can borrow money to expand. Do they also stop credit card purchases? They can’t risk people defaulting and not being able to pay it off. What happens if they start limiting the amount of money you’re able to withdraw from your bank account because they simply don’t have it?
Biden’s administration will be forced to step in and do something.
Our money is in the hands of these banks. Yes, they are the ones who fucked up, but if they lose all of our money then who is really paying the price for their mistakes?
don’t you get it? our money is only in the hands of these banks if we don’t buy precious metals. Buying precious metals is literally taking away their power and yes there is pain when exposing decades of fraud but it MUST BE DONE.
Yes, I get it. If you are able to purchase physical precious metals, then absolutely we should. But how many of us are actually going to get their hands on physical silver? I assume it’s less than 1% of the US population. And even the ones who do aren’t going to be able to put their life savings in silver. It’s not a liquid asset. You can’t pay for things with silver right now.
I’m just very concerned of all the ripple effects a sudden shock to the system like this will cause without some sort of plan in place. Especially if our government decides to print massive amounts of money that causes hyperinflation.
Think of everyone who is retired and has no source of income and has all of their money in savings. If we go through hyperinflation then suddenly our elderly won’t be able to afford the cost of living. Same with people in their late 50’s and early 60’s. They suddenly will have to work a lot later in life than they were expecting since the value of their savings suddenly is worth much less. More people will be in the labor force, so more people will be unemployed...
Unless there’s a simpler solution to all of this I just don’t know if an absolute system failure will be for the greater good. Exposing the corruption and fraud and implementing a well planned change to the system is the best route in my opinion.
Alright man... It’s ok to disagree on things. It’s ok to have a civil discussion. You know who else attacks and insults people who disagree with them? Brainwashed liberals.
At the end of the day I want what’s best for my parents and grandparents. I want my parents to actually be able to retire within the next few years. That is much more important to me than my hatred for the banks. If that makes me a “fucking retard” in your eyes then so be it.
And who do you think would implement a well-planned change..? Idk maybe Q..? Or Donald Trump..? Do you believe in Q?
Calm down my man. I think you’re missing the point of what I’m saying.
I’m not condoning or approving the government stepping in to stop people from buying silver. I completely agree with you, it is absolutely a move from a totalitarian government - a government being run by the same corrupt politicians we are trying to get rid of. If they do this, think of all the support the Biden administration will lose (if they even have any now). You do realize how many people would be instantly red-pilled from something like this happening, right?
At a certain price point, the banks literally won’t be able to cover their short positions because they won’t have the money to do so. That also means they don’t have money to issue loans. No one can borrow money to buy a house. No businesses can borrow money to expand. Do they also stop credit card purchases? They can’t risk people defaulting and not being able to pay it off. What happens if they start limiting the amount of money you’re able to withdraw from your bank account because they simply don’t have it?
Biden’s administration will be forced to step in and do something.
Our money is in the hands of these banks. Yes, they are the ones who fucked up, but if they lose all of our money then who is really paying the price for their mistakes?
don’t you get it? our money is only in the hands of these banks if we don’t buy precious metals. Buying precious metals is literally taking away their power and yes there is pain when exposing decades of fraud but it MUST BE DONE.
Yes, I get it. If you are able to purchase physical precious metals, then absolutely we should. But how many of us are actually going to get their hands on physical silver? I assume it’s less than 1% of the US population. And even the ones who do aren’t going to be able to put their life savings in silver. It’s not a liquid asset. You can’t pay for things with silver right now.
I’m just very concerned of all the ripple effects a sudden shock to the system like this will cause without some sort of plan in place. Especially if our government decides to print massive amounts of money that causes hyperinflation.
Think of everyone who is retired and has no source of income and has all of their money in savings. If we go through hyperinflation then suddenly our elderly won’t be able to afford the cost of living. Same with people in their late 50’s and early 60’s. They suddenly will have to work a lot later in life than they were expecting since the value of their savings suddenly is worth much less. More people will be in the labor force, so more people will be unemployed...
Unless there’s a simpler solution to all of this I just don’t know if an absolute system failure will be for the greater good. Exposing the corruption and fraud and implementing a well planned change to the system is the best route in my opinion.
no, you’re a pro-banker shill with a super distorted straw-man argument.
“how many if us are actually going to”
as many as want to.
the thing you suggest is fucking retarded and will never work. a well-planned change, lol. you mean like an election? shut the fuck up.
Alright man... It’s ok to disagree on things. It’s ok to have a civil discussion. You know who else attacks and insults people who disagree with them? Brainwashed liberals.
At the end of the day I want what’s best for my parents and grandparents. I want my parents to actually be able to retire within the next few years. That is much more important to me than my hatred for the banks. If that makes me a “fucking retard” in your eyes then so be it.
And who do you think would implement a well-planned change..? Idk maybe Q..? Or Donald Trump..? Do you believe in Q?