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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Sallent, post: 2663448, member: 76194&quot;]Don&#039;t overreact. Even in states where the currency collapses, most people have managed to get by OK until the currency is replaced/bailed out. I don&#039;t recall millions of Germans, Argentinians, Zimbabweans, or Vietnamese starving to death, shooting each other over toilet paper, or forced to flee to the forests and go into shelters. I&#039;m not saying things were peachy for them, and yes, many lost life savings, but it was hardly the doomsday post-zombie apocalypse some of you dream of with joy, drool over with anticipation as you install your urine recycling equipment, and get orgasmic as you fantasise mass murdering others with your AKs as you stockpile bullets. Please seek counseling.</p><p><br /></p><p>Yes, people starve en mass, usually in Sub-Sahara Africa due to bad farming and food distribution policies from corrupt, weak, and ineffective governments, or during the Cold War as a result of communist policies to mass-migrate populations with little planning or care for the well-being of the dispossessed, but few have died in comparison from currency collapse...especially in countries with strong institutions.</p><p><br /></p><p><b>PS: </b> suppose civilization completely collapses, half or more of the people die, and we enter another dark age of living in mud huts hugging pigs for heat at night, living in constant fear of attacks, and suffering and dying from illnesses we can easily cure today, I wouldn&#039;t want to survive anyways.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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