/pol/ - Politically Incorrect

>>13644655

What you long for is the good old days when America once had free market capitalism, a real economy, a currency that was actually backed by gold that had tremendous purchasing power (homes and private property were affordable, so was food and most basic necessities). Absolutely sure people had to work though, no welfare system existed in those times, no income tax. It wasn't perfect and people worked hard, but everyone who did work could afford a decent living and there was no price inflation. Most families lived on farms back then. Others were mechanics and merchants. Doctors and nurses. Scientists and engineers. Of-course this was before the Federal Reserve was created. The country had no debt. Schools were not run by governments. The economy was not run by the government. Cities were not very populated during those times. People were far more independent. Far more responsible too.

>>13644667

Absolutely yes. Central banking was ALWAYS a ponzi scheme as it allows governments to spend way, way outside their normal means and thus it destroys the purchasing power of the fiat currency that has hyperinflated. Now that our country is $37 TRILLION dollars in debt can you name one thing the government has done for average Americans to make their lives better and easier to live? Do you enjoy the fact in 1980 average Americans could afford a family home but today almost no one can besides the people that bought homes 40+ years ago? That's because the Federal Reserve (and via government debt insolvency) destroyed the purchasing power of the Dollar. Yes, it is very much going to devalue into worthlessness soon, which will bankrupt every American in the near future. Best have gotten prepared already as you have been warned for decades.