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Of all the years in which you could make this argument, this year is probably the worst. In the "well functioning democracy" U.S. You have: - Mistrust in inst
by disruptalot 5y ago
Of all the years in which you could make this argument, this year is probably the worst.
In the "well functioning democracy" U.S. You have:
- Mistrust in institutions
- An insane asset inflation bubble fueled by the biggest fiat printing spree ever
Sure, the state hasn't failed. But are you really surprised people want to expose themselves to a new paradigm with different fundamentals for money and finance, this year?
- gspr 5y agoAnd if the US fails, don't you have quite a lot bigger problems than the currency over there? Good luck paying for things with cryptocurrency-of-the-day without electricity. Or without authorities to call if your trading partner pulls a gun on you. But I'm sure the American solution is a diesel generator and an even bigger gun ;-)