/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28531606
That's the danger of UBI.
It can be used as leverage against your freedom.

Our obsession with ranking everything anybody says or does on social media, is creating momentum in that direction.

>>23646096
see you in the FEMA camps.

hyperbitcoinization is coming. Look at the DXY.
that's why banks are offering custodial services out of the blue.
they know you won't trust them with your crypto.
they will force you straight up jack your crypto, once they feel threatened.
the secret police are in full effect.
first they're here to protect confederate monuments.
next they'll be serving the evictions and repossessing vehicles.
after that they'll be collecting tax revenue.
end game will be confiscating cash, gold and crypto.

>>20605229
evictions+foreclosures=secret police

>>20363737
too many to evict and foreclose at once.
we're talking about somewhere around a third of the public.
BLM is doing us a favor by defunding the police state. You'll thank them later.

The joggers are strategically wise to defund or even abolish the police.
When the first round of post-corona eviction/foreclosure notices come, these riots will look like a hippy drum circle.
It will take nothing short of martial law to enforce the mass evictions.

Before the crisis, we had about 2 million evictions a year. Forcing about a 3rd of the workforce into unemployment for months on end isn't just gas on the fire, it's radioactive gunpowder.

Don't let the soothing brrrr sound of the money printer fool you. It's the sound of money that doesn't exist, but must be repaid with money that does exist. The only way to pay for money that doesn't exist is to raise prices (inflation).

But labor has very little say over how much they work for. They will have even less say when they're all competing for what few jobs will be available post-corona (deflation).

So the cost of goods inflates, while the cost of labor deflates. Overpriced goods that underpaid consumers can't afford go out of production.

This is a recipe for an absolute decline in our standard of living. Even if you become a millionaire, you will not have access to the same wealth of goods and services we have today.