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<p>[QUOTE="fatima, post: 1127995, member: 22143"]Since the topic is about the gubment taking people's silver, you would also have to explain how silver would solve the issues you mention. I still contend that such a thing would bring no benefit to the current government as gold did in the 1930s. In the 1930s people still regarded currency in the amount of gold or silver it represented. It limited what government could do and is the primary reason they didn't remove silver at that time as well. These days, generations later, this is a foreign concept to most as the people are generally happy with fiat money because they simply don't know the history. </p><p><br /></p><p>I would contend the government has plenty of other tools that it can use. Things such as reissuing the currency and putting a $ limit on the amount that can be converted is one method. Another is to default on the debt. The decision depends upon who is chosen to be the winners and losers by the political establishment. (scary thought isn't it) However I would say that confiscation of PMs won't be part of the solution. It's too difficult, the results are unknowns, and I don't see what it would bring to the federal government. </p><p><br /></p><p>However this doesn't mean that people shouldn't hold PMs as a method of preserving wealth. Don't confuse the two issues.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="fatima, post: 1127995, member: 22143"]Since the topic is about the gubment taking people's silver, you would also have to explain how silver would solve the issues you mention. I still contend that such a thing would bring no benefit to the current government as gold did in the 1930s. In the 1930s people still regarded currency in the amount of gold or silver it represented. It limited what government could do and is the primary reason they didn't remove silver at that time as well. These days, generations later, this is a foreign concept to most as the people are generally happy with fiat money because they simply don't know the history. I would contend the government has plenty of other tools that it can use. Things such as reissuing the currency and putting a $ limit on the amount that can be converted is one method. Another is to default on the debt. The decision depends upon who is chosen to be the winners and losers by the political establishment. (scary thought isn't it) However I would say that confiscation of PMs won't be part of the solution. It's too difficult, the results are unknowns, and I don't see what it would bring to the federal government. However this doesn't mean that people shouldn't hold PMs as a method of preserving wealth. Don't confuse the two issues.[/QUOTE]
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