Everyday I doubt my world view more and more

[Anonymous No.56818693]

I'm really starting to believe the answer is (a).
No scam can possibly last this long.
I must be wrong about the world being in shambles.
Maybe everything is actually fine.

[Anonymous No.56818694]

>>56818693
All bobos appear to also be polcuck doomers which is extremely bullish

[Anonymous No.56818859]

>>56818693
I was asking myself this question last night. I believe the difference between today and 100 years ago is that banks can create botnet armies of investors to fraudulently invest and "pump up" or "hold" market prices in place. This is kind of what we saw with the silver markets over the past few years- silver *should* be at 1800$/ounce. However, it truly appears as if the Silver market is being held in place by mysterious forces because nothing about the silver market makes logical sense. The same would appear to be true about the gold markets and, by extension, the S&P 500 as a whole.

[Anonymous No.56818876]

>>56818693
Meanwhile, look at the price of cattle markets. Cattle markets used to be predictable, reliable, 30 year money printers until 2004 and 2019. It's as if the wars in Iraq/Afghanistan + Euro crisis + plandemic really allowed the banks to create volatility in farming/ranching prices- precisely what these groups wanted given their Agenda 2030 objectives. So, we are left to conclude that either Agenda 2030 crowd has a crystal ball or they are rigging markets by pump/dump schemes to siphon wealth out of the tax payers into their own pockets.

[Anonymous No.56818893]

>>56818693
Bears are stupid because the time to be a bear is when everyone is up. Everyone. The guy who bought a day ago, the guy who bought a week ago, the guy who bought a month ago, and the guy who bought a year ago.. and the guy who bought 4 years ago. Theyre all up. Like 2x. Day ago guy made 2x in a couple days, yea time to be a bear. Month, week and day ago guy lost money - no thats not a time to be bearish.