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>>30427033
Another factor to consider is that the US government has been continuously shedding competency as the boomers die off or retire. We used to have a competent civil service examination but antidiscrimination and now "diversity and enclusion" are ensuring that incompetents get placed into every position. Not only are these incompetents unable to replicate the work of their predecessors, and not only are they less ethical/more likely to commit fraud, but they will be less competent at that fraud than would otherwise be the case.

Bottom line is that these numbers might be completely made up by this point, we really won't know until and unless someone catches them.

>>30323040
>doomsday
Doom is a spectrum and not a point. Hyperinflation is a doomsday scenario that doesn't necessarily require that every anon have his own land to live off of, because hyperinflation does not necessarily eliminate division of labor. It wouldn't be good to live in nog central during a hyperinflationary period but in a small city in a mostly white population, you'd probably be okay if you had silver or other stores of value. If generic silver is 2021-equivalent $4K and ounce and Eagles are 2021-equiv $5K, do you care that you have some dopey buffaloes? Probably not, you're a lot better than the dude with nothing but a Vanguard account that's worth a buck fifty. Would you be better off if you had land to live off of? Probably, if you're able bodied, have people to work it and defend it with you, etc.

Point being, land is good but not essential. Location is near-essential.

>>30323327
I don't suppose that they serialize the rounds. Meme numbers or consecutives would be interesting.

>>30323435
*needs

>>30318509
Here you go my negroe

>>30319231
>>30319341
Sorry dudes, started on it from the first post