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#51 surrealnumber5
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SS is p. safe.

medicare looks worrying, but that's really being driven by the increasing costs of health care - something that definitely needs resolved.

coolbeans90
http://www.ssa.gov/OACT/TRSUM/index.html you know better than the trustees? well sh!t, i wish i could know better than the people who know the details.
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#52 Fightingfan
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[QUOTE="osirisx3"]

Can you trust the private sector with your money? Big banks are to big to fail and to big to jail. they could piss away all your money!

Murderstyle75
That's why if you are wise with your money, you keep it out of the bank and invest it in something like Silver.

That would be my advice as well -- throw portions at only the stock market and go into Precious Metals. If it's good enough for Uncle Sam it's good enough for me.
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#53 lx_theo
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I remembered the last time there was a push for privitived social security. The markets crashed right after the failed push and, if it had been put in place, almost all of it would have been lost.

 

Yeah, bad idea.

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#54 lx_theo
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[QUOTE="osirisx3"]

Can you trust the private sector with your money? Big banks are to big to fail and to big to jail. they could piss away all your money!

Murderstyle75
That's why if you are wise with your money, you keep it out of the bank and invest it in something like Silver.

What the **** is this, the great depression?
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#55 lx_theo
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[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"][QUOTE="Murderstyle75"]Just wait for Obamacare.Murderstyle75
Can't wait for something that has already happened, bro.

But it hasn't exactly impacted you yet.

Its impacted me plenty already.
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#56 Fightingfan
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[QUOTE="Murderstyle75"][QUOTE="osirisx3"]

Can you trust the private sector with your money? Big banks are to big to fail and to big to jail. they could piss away all your money!

lx_theo
That's why if you are wise with your money, you keep it out of the bank and invest it in something like Silver.

What the **** is this, the great depression?

Worse. You're using fiat currency.
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#57 lx_theo
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[QUOTE="Fightingfan"][QUOTE="lx_theo"][QUOTE="Murderstyle75"] That's why if you are wise with your money, you keep it out of the bank and invest it in something like Silver.

What the **** is this, the great depression?

Worse. You're using fiat currency.

And no one but the most paranoid of the paranoid cared.
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#58 GIJames248
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We should privatize Social Security by abolishing it. Let individuals decide what sort of retirement they want to pay into. It's bizzare that the federal government is in the retirement fund business, and rather unfair that they will imprison you for tax evasion if you don't want to be their client.

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#59 Fightingfan
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[QUOTE="lx_theo"][QUOTE="Fightingfan"][QUOTE="lx_theo"] What the **** is this, the great depression?

Worse. You're using fiat currency.

And no one but the most paranoid of the paranoid cared.

If precious metals weren't so precious why does the U.S government guard gold and not paper money?
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#60 GIJames248
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[QUOTE="Fightingfan"][QUOTE="lx_theo"] What the **** is this, the great depression?lx_theo
Worse. You're using fiat currency.

And no one but the most paranoid of the paranoid cared.

 

Actually, anyone who doesn't like inflation cares. No that the Federal Reserve is off the gold standard that can devalue the dollar by printing extra money when they're in a pinch. So.. fiat currency hurts government accountability (as if that needed any help) and inevitably is unfair to the population who will be jailed if they print money while the reserve is free to print and devalue as they see fit.

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#61 Abbeten
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[QUOTE="Fightingfan"][QUOTE="lx_theo"][QUOTE="Murderstyle75"] That's why if you are wise with your money, you keep it out of the bank and invest it in something like Silver.

What the **** is this, the great depression?

Worse. You're using fiat currency.

l o l
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everything should be privatized because a man is his own island and fvck society

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#63 coolbeans90
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everything should be privatized because a man is his own island and fvck society

Aljosa23

i wonder if libertarians are still trying to literally make their own islands

seasteading or w/e

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#64 Abbeten
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[QUOTE="Aljosa23"]

everything should be privatized because a man is his own island and fvck society

coolbeans90

i wonder if libertarians are still trying to literally make their own islands

seasteading or w/e

there's some group out there still trying to do it. can't remember the name though
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[QUOTE="Aljosa23"]

everything should be privatized because a man is his own island and fvck society

coolbeans90

i wonder if libertarians are still trying to literally make their own islands

seasteading or w/e

Supposedly they plan to launch the first one sometime in 2014 but the site doesn't seem to work so I'm going off what wiki says. I don't know how they plan to run a functioning island nation if they can't keep a website up and running.
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#66 lx_theo
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[QUOTE="lx_theo"][QUOTE="Fightingfan"] Worse. You're using fiat currency. Fightingfan
And no one but the most paranoid of the paranoid cared.

 

Actually, anyone who doesn't like inflation cares. No that the Federal Reserve is off the gold standard that can devalue the dollar by printing extra money when they're in a pinch. So.. fiat currency hurts government accountability (as if that needed any help) and inevitably is unfair to the population who will be jailed if they print money while the reserve is free to print and devalue as they see fit.

No, people like that are idiots. If it was based on stuff like that, the government wouldn't have the flexibility to act during economic crisises. I prefer inflation over no country.

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#67 lx_theo
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[QUOTE="Fightingfan"][QUOTE="lx_theo"][QUOTE="Fightingfan"] Worse. You're using fiat currency.

And no one but the most paranoid of the paranoid cared.

If precious metals weren't so precious why does the U.S government guard gold and not paper money?

Do you realize how stupid of an argument that is?
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#68 Fightingfan
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[QUOTE="Fightingfan"][QUOTE="lx_theo"] And no one but the most paranoid of the paranoid cared.lx_theo

 

Actually, anyone who doesn't like inflation cares. No that the Federal Reserve is off the gold standard that can devalue the dollar by printing extra money when they're in a pinch. So.. fiat currency hurts government accountability (as if that needed any help) and inevitably is unfair to the population who will be jailed if they print money while the reserve is free to print and devalue as they see fit.

No, people like that are idiots. If it was based on stuff like that, the government wouldn't have the flexibility to act during economic crisises. I prefer inflation over no country.

???? ^I didn't say any of that.

@"That Argument" Explain.

You're saying it's better to collect paper VS something with intrinsic value?

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#69 Abbeten
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gold has no intrinsic value
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#70 lx_theo
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[QUOTE="lx_theo"]

[QUOTE="Fightingfan"]

 

Actually, anyone who doesn't like inflation cares. No that the Federal Reserve is off the gold standard that can devalue the dollar by printing extra money when they're in a pinch. So.. fiat currency hurts government accountability (as if that needed any help) and inevitably is unfair to the population who will be jailed if they print money while the reserve is free to print and devalue as they see fit.

Fightingfan

No, people like that are idiots. If it was based on stuff like that, the government wouldn't have the flexibility to act during economic crisises. I prefer inflation over no country.

???? @"That Argument" Explain. You're saying it's better to collect dollars VS something with intrinsic value?

Stuff like gold standard make it so that the ability to spend money and retract money by the government becomes very limited. The flexibility of the government to act during crisises is hit pretty hard with this. That alone makes the gold standard and stuff like that silly. As for the precious metals argument, its stupid because the value given to them are simply human perceptions of their value. Same with paper money. Want to limit the amount of money the government can make? Make laws limiting it (which we have and are very much limiting it as we speak, just at much more reasonable amounts than a gold standard would). Any of the effects that using the metals have can be done without them. There is literally no need to use precious metals. And if you argue that they can get rid of those laws... They can do the same for the gold standard or those. Just silly.
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Gold has industrial uses -- Gold isn't expensive today because it's simply been perceived as expensive historically.

The Gold Standard limits the ability to print/create money yes -- but in a Gold Standard the Government can simply devalue the price of gold or silver to suit their needs.

Andrew Jackson had no problems paying off the national debt under a gold standard; why can't all these other presidents solve the issue under fiat currency if it allows the government "flexibility during crisis". Currency backed by a commodity is and always will be superior to a fiat currency.

Look at every fiat since the Song Dynasty.

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#72 coolbeans90
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i love the gold standard peeps

but

DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER

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#73 Fightingfan
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i love the gold standard peeps

but

DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER

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#74 lx_theo
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Gold has industrial uses -- Gold isn't expensive today because it's simply been perceived as expensive historically.

The Gold Standard limits the ability to print/create money yes -- but in a Gold Standard the Government can simply devalue the price of gold or silver to suit their needs.

Andrew Jackson had no problems paying off the national debt under a gold standard; why can't all these other presidents solve the issue under fiat currency if it allows the government "flexibility during crisis". Currency backed by a commodity is and always will be superior to a fiat currency.

Look at every fiat since the Song Dynasty.

Fightingfan
*Sigh* Your solution to the problem of the gold standard basically makes it the same as a fiat currency. That's why its stupid. Because its quite literally not needed.
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#75 Fightingfan
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[QUOTE="Fightingfan"]

Gold has industrial uses -- Gold isn't expensive today because it's simply been perceived as expensive historically.

The Gold Standard limits the ability to print/create money yes -- but in a Gold Standard the Government can simply devalue the price of gold or silver to suit their needs.

Andrew Jackson had no problems paying off the national debt under a gold standard; why can't all these other presidents solve the issue under fiat currency if it allows the government "flexibility during crisis". Currency backed by a commodity is and always will be superior to a fiat currency.

Look at every fiat since the Song Dynasty.

lx_theo
*Sigh* Your solution to the problem of the gold standard basically makes it the same as a fiat currency. That's why its stupid. Because its quite literally not needed.

The difference is gold/silver can't, and never will equal zero. It's a type of insurance policy.
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#76 lx_theo
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[QUOTE="lx_theo"][QUOTE="Fightingfan"]

Gold has industrial uses -- Gold isn't expensive today because it's simply been perceived as expensive historically.

The Gold Standard limits the ability to print/create money yes -- but in a Gold Standard the Government can simply devalue the price of gold or silver to suit their needs.

Andrew Jackson had no problems paying off the national debt under a gold standard; why can't all these other presidents solve the issue under fiat currency if it allows the government "flexibility during crisis". Currency backed by a commodity is and always will be superior to a fiat currency.

Look at every fiat since the Song Dynasty.

Fightingfan
*Sigh* Your solution to the problem of the gold standard basically makes it the same as a fiat currency. That's why its stupid. Because its quite literally not needed.

The difference is gold/silver can't, and never will equal zero. It's a type of insurance policy.

It can get close enough that it will basically be the same. Its a difference that makes no difference. :/
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#77 Fightingfan
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[QUOTE="lx_theo"][QUOTE="Fightingfan"][QUOTE="lx_theo"] *Sigh* Your solution to the problem of the gold standard basically makes it the same as a fiat currency. That's why its stupid. Because its quite literally not needed.

The difference is gold/silver can't, and never will equal zero. It's a type of insurance policy.

It can get close enough that it will basically be the same. Its a difference that makes no difference. :/

I wouldn't go that far, but half-assed insurance is better than no insurance.
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#78 lx_theo
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[QUOTE="Fightingfan"][QUOTE="lx_theo"][QUOTE="Fightingfan"] The difference is gold/silver can't, and never will equal zero. It's a type of insurance policy.

It can get close enough that it will basically be the same. Its a difference that makes no difference. :/

I wouldn't go that far, but half-assed insurance is better than no insurance.

When the insurance convers basically nothing, then no, its not. You're acting like gold can't go down to the value of 0.00000000... and so on. That close to zero.
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It can never reach that low because gold isn't easily obtainable. You have to move tons of dirt, pay someone to do back breaking work, and then refine the gold. All that can't be done at .00000001
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#80 Abbeten
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the inflexibility of the gold supply is actually a really good argument against the gold standard
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#81 Fightingfan
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the inflexibility of the gold supply is actually a really good argument against the gold standardAbbeten
True. That's where smaller denomination currency would come in. like 10% gold, 20% silver, 5% gold, etc...
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#82 coolbeans90
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gold currency is best currency

it is the most stable thing ever

because no matter how much people value it

IT NEVER CHANGES

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Wouldn't the gold standard become complete crap if we just found an asteriod that has a large percentage of this metal? Asteroid mining is in the works and wihtin the next 15 to 20 years we should be able to harvest all the raw materials that we'll every need. 

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#84 coolbeans90
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its crap before the asteroid

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Wouldn't the gold standard become complete crap if we just found an asteriod that has a large percentage of this metal? Asteroid mining is in the works and wihtin the next 15 to 20 years we should be able to harvest all the raw materials that we'll every need. 

Yusuke420

Gold is only created when a Super Nova explodes nearby -- that's not something that happens often.

We would have to discover some sort of metal with all the properties of Gold, but be as common as copper. Also Asteroid mining is unlikely. Gold is too dense, something the side of an adult human's thumb weighs about 1 troy ounce (31.1 grams).

We wouldn't be able to transport large amounts of gold by machine -- would require too much fuel and resources.

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#86 Abbeten
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actually the gold standard is stupid because monetary policy is really useful and we'd be giving that up and getting nothing in return
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#87 coolbeans90
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i'ma stick with asteroids

b/c that sounds cooler

and more accessible to plebs

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What if all the gold mining countries decide to form a cartel and collude to restrict or expand the supply of gold themselves? Mwhuhahahaha.
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#89 mattbbpl
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Absolutely not. Social Security is not a mere investment account.
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#90 kuraimen
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I think they should let hot nurses handle all things health related and stop this discussion at once.
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everything should be privatized because a man is his own island and fvck society

Aljosa23
Implying that society cannot function without some people being unwillingly sacrificed to and for others.
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[QUOTE="Aljosa23"]

everything should be privatized because a man is his own island and fvck society

Laihendi

Implying that society cannot function without some people being unwillingly sacrificed to and for others.

It can't, if we're all going to try to live together, we should help each other be the best people possible. If that means I can't buy something, then so be it. Tell me lai do you donate to any charities?

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[QUOTE="Fightingfan"]It can never reach that low because gold isn't easily obtainable. You have to move tons of dirt, pay someone to do back breaking work, and then refine the gold. All that can't be done at .00000001

And? All that means is that when its worth that much, people won't be going out of their way to get more.
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[QUOTE="Laihendi"][QUOTE="Aljosa23"]

everything should be privatized because a man is his own island and fvck society

Yusuke420

Implying that society cannot function without some people being unwillingly sacrificed to and for others.

It can't, if we're all going to try to live together, we should help each other be the best people possible. If that means I can't buy something, then so be it. Tell me lai do you donate to any charities?

No, I do not. I am open to helping an individual in need who is important to me, but the individuals who are important to me do not need help. And the people being sacrificed against their will are certainly not being helped. The "best people possible" are not murderers and thieves.
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I've always held the notion that SS should be an option. If you want the government to invest your money for you, great, by all means go ahead. I personally would rather invest my own money for retirement. I hate the current system, but unfortunately there's not much we can do about it. I've written my congresswoman, but never got a response.
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What if all the gold mining countries decide to form a cartel and collude to restrict or expand the supply of gold themselves? Mwhuhahahaha. HoolaHoopMan
Only person that can do that is America cuz fort knox.
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#97 Fightingfan
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[QUOTE="lx_theo"][QUOTE="Fightingfan"]It can never reach that low because gold isn't easily obtainable. You have to move tons of dirt, pay someone to do back breaking work, and then refine the gold. All that can't be done at .00000001

And? All that means is that when its worth that much, people won't be going out of their way to get more.

It's unavoidable it has industrial uses. If you like tech and require medicine it's unavoidable. silver is antibacterial and the most conductive metal. Can't have a functioning computer with gold -- look at a motherboard, ram stick, and processor.
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All the gold mined in the history of the world would not cover one half of the current U.S. economy.

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[QUOTE="Yusuke420"]

[QUOTE="Laihendi"] Implying that society cannot function without some people being unwillingly sacrificed to and for others.Laihendi

It can't, if we're all going to try to live together, we should help each other be the best people possible. If that means I can't buy something, then so be it. Tell me lai do you donate to any charities?

No, I do not. I am open to helping an individual in need who is important to me, but the individuals who are important to me do not need help. And the people being sacrificed against their will are certainly not being helped. The "best people possible" are not murderers and thieves.

So basically if you don't know them personally, f*ck them? Do you really have to wonder why your worldview will never gain any type of traction?

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#100 Laihendi
Member since 2009 • 5872 Posts

All the gold mined in the history of the world would not cover one half of the current U.S. economy.

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I guess paper does though?