>>60663435
I will keep enough cash on hand to pay my bills with my fiat. But most of it I am not going to be trusting to the care of bankrupt jews.

I just don't trust the banking system. I don't think the government and Wallstreet actually has any intention of honoring the IOUs they are selling us. This is why I invest in a short squeeze (GME is to 2025 as VW was to 2008), and if that fails then I have physical silver. No sense in trusting index funds until the bond yields implodes and some sort of sustainable financial sanity emerges. Otherwise we're all just tossing money into a black hole. They can't take all this money and spend it on war and then at the same time turn around and pay us back with interest. Someone is getting robbed and at this point it's OBVIOUS it's the bond holders and all of the stress is getting dumped on the dollar.
It's not my problem and I am happy to not have to worry about such things because I keep my purchasing power outside of the fiat-ponzi financial system

>>60570607
>math is fear porn
The difference is the monetary debasement was only beginning. It is 2025 and the U.S. economy has not grown without the expansion of credit since 1983.
Eventually the government will not be able to defend the value of cash due to the interest payments. There will also be rising interest rates without the Fed needing to buy up everything because the deflationary debts and interest payments are in sums that cripple the economy. There are numerous reasons where things can go wrong.
The danger as we have all pointed out are credit assets losing purchasing power. Precious metals and real assets that are not credit-derived (such as mortgages, equities, insurance benefits etc) will be the real winner.
The government has to print $2TN just to maintain this shitty economy. That number is increasing, not decreasing. The only solution to correct the economy will be real-interest rates and a global bankruptcy to force deleveraging. That's not going to be a calm, orderly procedure. And as I have explained above:
1 - the reason is mathematically sound and a GUARANTEE to happen in our lifetime.
2 - We also know where the losses will be.
This is why I stack precious metals (as well as GME, because it is crash proof due to short sellers needing to BUY the shares back).
I will not be a victim of the fiat-fallout.

On the cusp of WW3, I think it's best to keep my purchasing power outside of the banks

>>60539052
Ice cold take here.
The monetary system has to be erroded for us to kick the can. They system is not stable and any stability you experience comes at the cost of making things worse in the long run. The banking system had to ruin the Fed's balance sheet in 2008 and it has never been fixed. Deficit spending continues to rise. We have confidence crisis in the dollar on the international stage which we need to finance the $700BN trade deficit. Everywhere you look the issues lie solely in the dollar system.
I haven't even heard a single honest counterargument to my thesis yet. And I go out of my way to invite a discussion.