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Caged Insanity
Posted January 10, 2013 at 6:42 pm |
The searches for “hitler gun control” on the internet have spiked, and equal to that spike has been liberals rushing to erase, block, or hinder websites that have the truth people are seeking.
Fat Baxter
Posted January 10, 2013 at 7:42 pm |
Explain to me the compelling government interest for tracking precious metal transfers. What good is served?
What’s broken that needs fixing here?
Caged Insanity
Posted January 10, 2013 at 7:48 pm |
Quite simple really. Precious metals are precious. They can be, and have been in the past, used as a form of currency other than government printed money.
The government wants absolute control of the economy.
mech
Posted January 10, 2013 at 8:34 pm |
They don’t want anyone else making their own trillion dollar coins.
Or billion dollar coins, for that matter.
DougM (Progophobe)
Posted January 10, 2013 at 8:52 pm |
Can’t confiscate stuff if’n y’don’t know where it is.
Well, ya gots yer precious metals; gold and silver, then ya gots yer tactical metals; lead and brass … in a STHF situation, a handful of .223 or 12ga hi-brass is probably more liquid than silver dimes.
Claire: rebellious pink pig with car keys - and a *cause*
Posted January 11, 2013 at 1:13 am |
Nice little Nudge Balloon. IL ya say? hm….
Theze daze it’s hard to tell which Mob is tryin’ to run this goat rope: the kind w/ the blu helmets or the kind with the bent noses.
Alan outback bacon czar
Posted January 11, 2013 at 4:27 pm |
I’m going to do that right after I get my guns registered.
ZZMike
Posted January 13, 2013 at 1:33 am |
You can’t leave ‘em alone for a minnit. Just like kids. If this sort of thing keeps up, pretty soon thay’ll be wanting to tax flu shots
The only reason I’ve never purchased gold is that I assumed that if the feces hits the fan, the government will confiscate it.
ZZMike
Posted January 14, 2013 at 12:12 am |
Stilton: One might say that they can’t confiscate what they can’t find.
On the other hand, Nixon (or was it FDR) decreed that nobody really needs to have gold anyway.
The other problem is that it isn’t much use for small purchases. Sometime last year, I calculated that a coin the size of a dime would be worth about $500. I don’t know what it would be today.
Maybe the Denizens could go into the pros and cons of having gold in today’s controlled and relatively nonexistent privacy world.
But if the currency (backed as it is by the “full faith and credit of the US Government”) goes the way of the German Reichsmark or the Zimbabwean Dollar, then what? Ears of corn? Chickens?
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11 Comments!
The searches for “hitler gun control” on the internet have spiked, and equal to that spike has been liberals rushing to erase, block, or hinder websites that have the truth people are seeking.
Explain to me the compelling government interest for tracking precious metal transfers. What good is served?
What’s broken that needs fixing here?
Quite simple really. Precious metals are precious. They can be, and have been in the past, used as a form of currency other than government printed money.
The government wants absolute control of the economy.
They don’t want anyone else making their own trillion dollar coins.
Or billion dollar coins, for that matter.
Can’t confiscate stuff if’n y’don’t know where it is.
Well, ya gots yer precious metals; gold and silver, then ya gots yer tactical metals; lead and brass … in a STHF situation, a handful of .223 or 12ga hi-brass is probably more liquid than silver dimes.
Nice little Nudge Balloon. IL ya say? hm….
Theze daze it’s hard to tell which Mob is tryin’ to run this goat rope: the kind w/ the blu helmets or the kind with the bent noses.
I’m going to do that right after I get my guns registered.
You can’t leave ‘em alone for a minnit. Just like kids. If this sort of thing keeps up, pretty soon thay’ll be wanting to tax flu shots
The only reason I’ve never purchased gold is that I assumed that if the feces hits the fan, the government will confiscate it.
Stilton: One might say that they can’t confiscate what they can’t find.
On the other hand, Nixon (or was it FDR) decreed that nobody really needs to have gold anyway.
The other problem is that it isn’t much use for small purchases. Sometime last year, I calculated that a coin the size of a dime would be worth about $500. I don’t know what it would be today.
Maybe the Denizens could go into the pros and cons of having gold in today’s controlled and relatively nonexistent privacy world.
But if the currency (backed as it is by the “full faith and credit of the US Government”) goes the way of the German Reichsmark or the Zimbabwean Dollar, then what? Ears of corn? Chickens?