Kerplunk!
Difficult truths. Sometimes, you have to play dirty to catch vermin.
The problem is everything is a lie laced in some truth. Exactly where did I make an assumption?
Second chances are some of the biggest blessings.
>I know there is a gold related q post, but until that happens all i see is massive amounts of inflation and increased poverty.
Is it possible to build a financial system that helps the individual build wealth from incentivizing good deeds? Seems like the only other real alternative is a combination of things like natural resources and/or energy, in conjunction with other exports. Still, there needs to be a baseline for valuation, right?
Nice update.
Stay positive and never give up!
That is awesome to see. When the rallies start up again, it's going to be amazing.
Couldn't resist.
>It is a counter for commodities and services.
A counter which people put value in based on the commodities/services exchanged. It's a problem within itself. Money doesn't work for people. People work for money. It's inverse of how things should be, but how to fix that?
>Yeshua went to the temple with a whip and flipped the money-lenders tables because he knew.
I always though that the money lenders were practicing usury. Everyone was a slave to someone else. That's what I thought the root of the problem was. When people become desperate to feed their families, they'll resort to desperate things to do so. Jesus would've figured that one out, and once he went after their (the lenders) pockets, that's when things started to go downhill.
>Some people are so poor, all they got is money.
>Count your blessings and you might figure you are rich.
Absolutely agree on both counts.
If only there were a place anons could go to track Bitcoin transactions and… follow the "money"?
I just keeps going, and going, and going…
>Where's your love for this donation?
That was a sacrifice. What sort of sacrifice was it, again?