/biz/ - Business & Finance

>Hey didn't you invest in those federal reserve dollars too anon? You must be able to retire by now!

>>15817818
Looking at it between those options isn't really the state of things however, looking at it as if central banking may be justified is extending an olive branch they don't deserve because no one understands the choice exists. The real state of things is that the majority of people on earth don't understand that any wealth has been stolen from them, they don't understand that keynesian monetary policy is socialism masquerading as capitalism, the same socialism the USA was set up in defiance of, the same socialism that hitler wanted. If people understood what central banks did there would be no debate on whether they should exist to fight socialism because there wouldn't be any socialism.

>>15795351
you are subverted https://youtu.be/bX3EZCVj2XA

you could have a nation of identical twins and they would all be as poor as you are now herded like sheep into political tribalism instead of acknowledging the actual problem; debasement. >>15795371

with the current state of economy, is it a good idea to work anymore?

>>15773608
you are the brainlet.
Pricing things in anything other than gold is the root of the tyranny.
If trump is not a puppet all he has to do is mandate prices must be denominated in gold, then what currency is accepted is irrelevant

the dollar is currently redeemable in gold today at a market rate $1500 and ounce, even if the US has all 190,000 tonnes of gold ever mined in fort knox the best peg they could do is a dollar redeemable at $4125

>>15762487
all problems are caused by currency debasement

money is the root of all evil but it doesn't have to be

couldn't imagine why you wouldn't want to hold pic related