every time you buy an ounce a kike cries
BUY SILVER TO END THE FED
Jacob Anderson
Gavin Ramirez
we've already passed hyperinflation and entered the world of sonic inflation
Ayden Bell
Silver is the people's money
Nolan Martinez
Keked.
Jose Smith
Inb4
Isaiah Sanchez
gotta jew fast
Lucas Barnes
Silver coins are the only medium of exchange which has all these properties:
1) Is not dependent on technology to function, like crypto. Even Monero is reliant on technology. It is a dire problem in a world where the government can trace everything you do on your phone or computer. The problem of technology-dependence also includes gold-backed cryptos: nobody, therefore, should say that ledger-technology, in solving the divisibility problem for gold, has made silver obsolete.
2) Is not traceable on a ledger (like 99% of cryptos, including gold-backed ones).
3) Cannot be frozen in a bank account (like fiat, or gold-backed currencies).
4) Cannot easily lose purchasing-power to inflation (like fiat cash).
5) Can be used for everyday transactions (unlike gold coins).
6) Does not inevitably lead us back to fiat, like gold. (As there is not enough gold to go around for everyday purposes, an exclusive gold system inevitably becomes a gold standard. Claim-cheques on gold, instead of real metal in circulation. These claim-cheques inevitably get inflated more and more, until you end up with a pure fiat system.)
There is no kind of money but silver coins that are, at the same time, independent of technology, not traceable on a ledger, usable for everyday transactions, unable to be remotely confiscated, and not easily inflated away. You simply cannot replace silver money if you want a free society. There is no alternative.
Ledger-technology (like Kinesis) is an excellent supplement to silver coins, in order to allow for long-distance and convenient transactions. But silver coins must be reintroduced as money, in order to allow for the benefits of liberty and privacy above-mentioned. The silver movement should not end, even when fiat collapses and the world goes back to gold. We should never stop fighting for silver, as well as for full monetary freedom in general. Otherwise, the mistakes of the past will simply be repeated again and again.
Evan James
is there any hope?
Jaxon Ramirez
Yes checked
Sebastian Parker
when will the fed finally fucking die
Kevin Jackson
Info
>Peak Prosperity's Crash Course
youtube.com
>The (anti) Silver Psyop By The morgan report
youtu.be
>Summary of the Covid-19 deep dive (Spartacus)
iceni.substack.com
>Silver and gold payment calculator
home.solari.com
Jordan Evans
when you buy silver
Xavier Allen
Samuel Bell
Indeed, and he's not even real
Samuel Harris
kek
Liam Myers
they own more silver than the retail market can afford. At any point, they can just a) not sell it to you, b) raise the price, c) sell a bunch of their silver, devaluing the price and making them richer, d) use paper silver and other metal alternatives to stem the issue.
Just like with crypto, they can wait for it to reach a peak and then ruin you.
That said, go ahead and buy it. It's still useful. You're just not going to get rich from it buying it near peak like this.
Ryder Carter
oy vey
Justin Brown
>they own more silver than the retail market can afford. At any point, they can just a) not sell it to you, b) raise the price, c) sell a bunch of their silver, devaluing the price and making them richer, d) use paper silver and other metal alternatives to stem the issue.
Yup, still stacking physical and encouraging many others to do likewise and start using it to barter tax free.
>Just like with crypto, they can wait for it to reach a peak and then ruin you.
Nah silver is a real and useful unit of a rare commodity
>That said, go ahead and buy it. It's still useful. You're just not going to get rich from it buying it near peak like this.
Not even close to a peak fren, and thanks I will continue to convert paper for gentleman's wealth
Hudson Jenkins
Silver coins are the only medium of exchange which has all these properties:
1) Is not dependent on technology to function, like crypto. Even Monero is reliant on technology. It is a dire problem in a world where the government can trace everything you do on your phone or computer. The problem of technology-dependence also includes gold-backed cryptos: nobody, therefore, should say that ledger-technology, in solving the divisibility problem for gold, has made silver obsolete.
2) Is not traceable on a ledger (like 99% of cryptos, including gold-backed ones).
3) Cannot be frozen in a bank account (like fiat, or gold-backed currencies).
4) Cannot easily lose purchasing-power to inflation (like fiat cash).
5) Can be used for everyday transactions (unlike gold coins).
6) Does not inevitably lead us back to fiat, like gold. (As there is not enough gold to go around for everyday purposes, an exclusive gold system inevitably becomes a gold standard. Claim-cheques on gold, instead of real metal in circulation. These claim-cheques inevitably get inflated more and more, until you end up with a pure fiat system.)
There is no kind of money but silver coins that are, at the same time, independent of technology, not traceable on a ledger, usable for everyday transactions, unable to be remotely confiscated, and not easily inflated away. You simply cannot replace silver money if you want a free society. There is no alternative.
Ledger-technology (like Kinesis) is an excellent supplement to silver coins, in order to allow for long-distance and convenient transactions. But silver coins must be reintroduced as money, in order to allow for the benefits of liberty and privacy above-mentioned. The silver movement should not end, even when fiat collapses and the world goes back to gold. We should never stop fighting for silver, as well as for full monetary freedom in general. Otherwise, the mistakes of the past will simply be repeated again and again.
Aiden Brown
Jayden Price
bump
Lincoln Peterson
I prefer holding a mixed portfolio of silver, gold, BTC, and Monero. Seems suboptimal to only have one singular path you're relying on. I would hold stocks too if it wasn't for the fact that you can't really own them anymore (not a fan of custodial possession). Real estate too but prices are out of this world so that's off the table.
Noah Campbell
crypto is stupid