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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tommybee, post: 998787, member: 24999&quot;]GDJMSP - </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Your point is well taken. However, people can choose not to buy a house in a community that is going to limit their exercise of ownership. People can choose to live out in the sticks and do what they please with their property. Some people choose to live in communities that tell them what kind of flowers they are allowed to plant. Some people want a firing range in their backyard. Both situations are fine. The purchaser chooses....the convenience of the suburbs, or the freedom of the sticks.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>However, money is different. One cannot choose - and the government cannot allow them to use, an alternative to the government&#039;s fiat currency. That&#039;s why the government has banned the melting of cents and nickels and that&#039;s why we are going to have congressional investigations into the sale of PM&#039;s to private citizens. Our goverment has a vested interest in controlling the economy through inflation and manipulation. They can only do that if they have total control over whatever is used to facilitate trade. Paper money. Can&#039;t manipulate, or inflate PM&#039;s...not for long anyway. That so many people are buying gold symbolizes a lack of confidence in our country&#039;s fiat currency. The political elites are scared <span style="color: #ff0000">to death.&nbsp; </span>They have no intention of losing control. They have no intention of allowing the fiat system, which is taxation through inflation, to collapse. </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The congressional hearings will do nothing but push up gold prices as people take them as the first &quot;shot across the bow&quot; for private gold owners. People will be concerned. As they should be.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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