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changeagent 1 point ago +1 / -0

Just curious, what happens to the price of my 10 gold coins if I actually had them and lived in TX?

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changeagent 2 points ago +2 / -0

That's what I was thinking. The mortgage is fixed, so my PM which have increased in value due to the decline of fiat value would be used to pay for a mortgage that is now woefully undervalued because it is fixed.

Of ocurse, if my employer keeps pace with the value of the dollarand is paying me 3 to 1, for example, that would also help with the mortgage but would also help with necessities. But I doubt this will happen.

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changeagent 2 points ago +2 / -0

As I mentioned in my other comment, we're told that 72+ million voted for her. I discounted it to 50 million. Maybe it's only 40. I am very confident that there are THAT many brainwashed dems. I live in a very red flyover state, in a small town... couldn't believe how many Harris signs were on lawns.

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changeagent 2 points ago +2 / -0

The goal is to own the house, not maintain mortgage payments. And my employer won't be paying me more just because fiat is worthless.

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changeagent 3 points ago +3 / -0

I understand. But that assumes that I have more of the fiat dollars. Why would I have more of them, though? Let's say I make $5000 per month, and my mortgage balance is $250K. I can afford the payment. But, if I have a chance to cash in 25 gold coins worth $10K each (hypothetically) and suddenly own my house outright, wouldn't that be a good thing? And, in this scenario of hyperinflation where the dollar is so worthless that it costs $25 for one loaf of bread, that does not mean that my employer will be paying me more. I still have my $5000 per month. Obviously I could use the gold coins to cash in and get money to buy basics... but if I have enough, then I would want to buy my house and own it outright.

All of this is hypothetical, but this is how I'm thinking. I want to own my house.

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changeagent 3 points ago +3 / -0

I agree.

Let me ask you... what do you think about having gold for the purpose of paying off a fixed rate mortgage if shtf? So, the dollar becomes fire kindling, but that doesn't mean I have a lot of it--my employer won't be paying me more. But if gold has gone to $10K per ounce or more, and I can walk into a bank and pay off my mortgage with it, then that would be smart, wouldn't it? I am asking, not telling.

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changeagent 2 points ago +2 / -0

That's what I am banking on. Will it be drip drip, or a sudden flood that shocks ad horrifies?

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changeagent 4 points ago +4 / -0

Actually, we were told 72 million voted for her. I took it down to 50 due to fraud. Even if it's 40, that's a ot of people.

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changeagent 33 points ago +35 / -2

I appreciate your work here. Well done!

My only concern is that still 50+ million voted for Harris, and probably another 50 million who voted for Trump don't even understand the extent of the cabal and what needs to happen to win.

Therefore... the will to change is weak among too many. So I personally am still expecting a crescendo to this precipice movie.

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changeagent 9 points ago +9 / -0

I know I will get downvoted for this, but I think this type of map creates a false sense of security. Land with no people that is red is deceiving. In my small town in a red state there is a growing number of liberals. It's disconcerting.

I would much rather see a map that shows only counties that flipped from blue to red. That would be inspiring.

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changeagent 9 points ago +9 / -0

$10 says the food vendor will be charged, because it's Chicago.

Victims mom... "He could have handed Dayshawn the money and got reimbursed by his insurance. Why'd he have to shoot him?"

I'm making that up... please don't ask for sauce.

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changeagent 5 points ago +5 / -0

I was only looking at the number of $546B spent on tax prep, and if that revenue is no longer there, that is a sizable chunk to suddenly miss. So maybe "industry" was the wrong word. But tax accountants will be impacted.

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changeagent 4 points ago +4 / -0

Yes, but her supposed total is 70+ million, so after the subtractions I came up with 50. And these are the voting adults. Even if it's 30 million, that's waaaaaay too many

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