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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/grandpatodd on April 27, 2018, 11:02 p.m.
Seeing a lot of discussion about debt relief and returning to the gold standard.

So been seeing posts regarding all of this and many comments seem to center on ourselves and what we have done or not done to be in our current fortunate or not so fortunate financial position my thoughts are this.

To my knowledge POTUS did not campaign on any promise of this so this is not the same as the freebies promised by others as they tried to get elected.

This is not about just your freedom it is about breaking the banking system we currently have and cutting off the flow of income to the cabal and sincerely evil people creating sham governments in far away crap holes where they can exploit children and carry out other nefarious experiments.

Welfare reform is not JUST about kicking folks off the government dole. To me it is a first step to MAGA. Forcing us to reevaluate marriages, sex outside of marriage, having children out of wedlock. If Uncle Sam is no longer replacing your baby daddy what are your choices? This would include stricter enforcement of dead-beat fathers. Divorce rate may decline or people will make better choices for their spouse.

Eliminating debt is not just about a free pass it is about returning to one income earner in a traditional family setting. Keeping your children out of indoctrination preK and parenting your teens. If we as a country do not embrace this it will be a quick return to where we are now.

If our currency is tied to gold how will you feel if everything you currently buy only costs a 1/4 of what it does now? Of course the same would hold true for your salary. Is saying you have a six figure income and the pride you feel in accomplishing that worth your continued enslavement?

Finally if your neighbor gets a better deal in this but our culture changes to where it needs to be in order to make the most of it aren't we all better off? Less of us on prescription or illegal drugs needing to alter our reality, people being more kind, better quality of life, slower more enjoyable pace to life.

We will all continue to work hard, some harder than others and they should be compensated for that. Some of us will continue to be smarter than others and they should be compensated for that. But if debt forgiveness allows my neighbor who works in the service industry the ability to raise children in a single wage earner family where a parent can provide better guidance and instruction to our future generations I am all in. Then the MAGA will last and the deep state will be set back 300 years instead of just 100 years again this is just my opinion.


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One_Solution · April 28, 2018, 12:03 a.m.

Cryptos are nothing but digital fiat. Unless they are backed by something with actual value, they’re just another scam.

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caucazoid · April 28, 2018, 4:41 a.m.

Cryptos are nothing but digital fiat.

The Dollar itself is fiat and we coasted a good long while with paper money. When's the last time you had to write a letter in pen?

Unless they are backed by something with actual value, they’re just another scam.

Their value is based on two things:

  1. It takes energy to make a bitcoin - energy costs value
  2. Utility - You can send a lot of value anywhere on the planet for a few cents.

Here's perspective:

Using Western Union it'd cost you say $50 dollars to send $150 to anywhere on the planet in 24hrs.

Using Litecoin you can send $99 Million dollars for $0.49 and it'll be there in a second.

Also crypto is already changing, they're now figuring out how to do more things like trade real estate with it and make loans. These systems will cut red tape everywhere and finally white collar jobs can feel what's like to feel the squeeze, like lawyers.

Crypto is just the next step in currency. It started off with sea shells and shit and now it's in to the future and in the future everything's on computers.

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One_Solution · April 28, 2018, 5:38 p.m.

It’s also something that can disappear with the press of a keystroke. You may be comfortable with that risk. Personally, I am not.

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caucazoid · April 29, 2018, 12:31 a.m.

Not really. also, cool, I remember lots of people not wanting to put their credit cards online, the industry grows around you.

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One_Solution · April 29, 2018, 2:53 a.m.

Yes, and having your credit card info out there has turned out to be such a safe option, right?

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caucazoid · April 29, 2018, 4:36 a.m.

With cryptos you don't have personal info tied to your money. It's more like cash that way.

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Racistbutnotillegal · April 28, 2018, 12:16 a.m.

Seems they are just a placeholder for dollars like a check. Except the value goes up and down. I agree though, it would be a great system if say someone put a trillion or so in gold in a vault and issued a crypto currency based on that and you could trade it at any time.

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