/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55688962
Yeah, it's a really sad state of affairs. As if the demographic suicide wasn't enough, now we are erasing our culture, freedom and history, all according to the (((plan))).
Decades of brainwashing created goylems imprisoned in their own mind, scared of everything. Especially critical thinking.

Concerning ivory, i was mirrin a seller with 7 items auctioned (tiny statuettes from Dieppe, 6-7cm high, late XVIII-early XIXth century) who ended just 2 hours ago.
They sold for between 15-20 bux. Which i found to be excessively cheap, even if tbf they were of low artistic value, but i didn't step in. I fear there is indeed way more ivory who will hit the market than buyers.

For the personal anecdote, my gramp just died last week, things haven't been settled yet, but he owned a bunch of ivory stuff he bring back from his holidays in Africa back in the 80s. This kind of ivory is illegal to sell because too recent, and i wont be surprised if i end up being the one pocketting them, because most my cousins have the mind virus too.
And i'm saying this for years, but if (((they))) managed to do it with ivory, the next target will be gold and silver, 100% sure. In the name of saving Gaya they will guilt trip people into hating stackers, go hard on taxes and eventually outlaw it.