/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55553963
Federal printers will seethe.

Federal printers with seethe.

Federal printers will seethe

>>55476229
>ALSO THE DOD IS OUT OF SILVER AND HAS TO PAY $30 AN OUNCE FOR IT IN ORDER TO GET MORE BECAUSE OF THE SILVER SHORTAGE. HAHAHAHA! GET FUCKED, FUDDERS.

Haha, it's great to use this again.

>>55203385
I want this future historian to understand the following:
I am a heterosexual man, married to a biological woman.
I am a confirmed Catholic who strongly opposes abortion, sodomite 'marriage", marriage after divorce, birth control, mass immigration, and I support the use of precious metals, because I see inflation and central bank usury as a means of robbing the worker of his just wages, which is a sin that cries out to Heaven for vengeance. My opposition to jewry is based entirely on their proven collective behavior, and not on their ethnicity.
I have to say this, because "historians" have a habit of deciding everyone is a liberal queer unless it can be specifically proven he is not, at which point they try to turn him into some kind of magalomanic or monster.

>>55034564
>B-but back in my day Reagonomics used paper money and all that!
>Trump never mentioned Gold and Silver and he was gonna make America great again!
>The TV said FDR was a good democrat and he got rid of Gold
>The TV said Richard Nixon was a bad republican because he didn't have paper notes tied to the gold Americans weren't allowed to own
>Inflation is happening because the Social security handouts I get every month are too big!

>>54615556
I think when the fed is going to implement their "Fed-now" instant payment system is when things are going to start. Now that the "war" in Ukraine is leaked to be yet another US proxy war for forced land distribution they're probably going to get more aggressive in a "well what are you going to do about it" way. US Election season 2024 is going to be where things get VERY interesting. Hold on to your butts.

The car shit I mentioned is obviously the first step. They've already implemented so many new rules that come into effect very soon. Cars are incredibly liberating, it's only a trivial manner to drive to DC or a governor's house. Electric cars can be shut down remotely so they'd love to have real-life internet firewalls.
Then "assault" rifles are going to be restricted heavily, they'll probably ban the sale of 30-round mags and ammo calibers like 5.56, .223, 7.62, .308 first since it's "technically" not banning the guns themselves. Washington is about to have California-tier gun restriction and I think one state recently went even worse.
Next will be internet privacy and VPNs, since people will use the internet to voice dissent and share ways to get around the bans. Blame it on "AI".
After that I think they'll ATTEMPT a precious metals ban, say terrorists are using old coins to illegally buy guns and try another FDR-style seizure. For all we know it could actually be more successful than the first one, most people don't have the mindset of "Silver=Money" right now because they've been brainwashed for years that paper is money. But who knows, most stackers have anti-government sentiment so it might not do well at all.

>>53165650
>>53165667
Oh that's right, I'm dumb. Well maybe not that dumb since I've never purchased Crypto or NFTs but have spent a lot in PMs, lmao