DudleySmith
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- Dec 21, 2020
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He's an idiot.
Says a clown who has never seen a tax return but tries to claim he knows stuff about taxes.
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He's an idiot.
Says a clown who has never seen a tax return but tries to claim he knows stuff about taxes.
It would make a hard currency much more available.
How valuable would gold be?
Let's zero the price ... gold investments crash, gold mines shut down ... that would be painful for many, and that would spread throughout the economy ... but is it inherently inflationary? ... the money supply is the same, it's not based on gold ... there will be a drawdown, but just the portion that was invested in gold, are recessions inherently inflationary? ...
"Printing" money to replace that lost value is what's inflationary ... and it's a choice ... a choice YOUR Congress will make every time, just for campaign contributions ... make the Middle Class pay for The Rich's losses, that's what's inflationary ...
I'm entitled to these strong opinions based on my near-complete lack of knowledge of gold markets ...
Currency is like a contract. Would you also make all contracts particles of gold?It would make a hard currency much more available. It would drive paper currency out of use.
yeah. I don't think so. This is click bait.
Besides crashing the world economy essentially making gold so bountiful and common to become worthless, what would we do with it all, build skyscrapers out of it?
I know a group of people who could mine this asteroid. Granted, they are oil drillers as their day job, but their owner, Harry, knows a lot about drilling. He’d be a good fit for this project. Just kinda have to watch them a little, they can get kinda rowdy and the owner does have a beef with one of his employees because that employee is dating his daughter.