Okay, and? What are you going to do about it? What is anyone, anywhere, going to do about it? Absolutely nothing. Also no, there's no hyperinflation and never will be. It can't be allowed, so it simply won't be allowed. The banking system is globalized. There's no nation outside of it. Nothing can hyperinflate anymore, because there is no regionalism or nationalism. It's all connected.

>>4711 >nothing can hyperinflate he says as everything sextuples in price in a year

The USA is an immoral bankrupt warmongering police state now. The US has crossed every line. The USA will collapse when the Ponzi economy falls. Communists believe the problems are caused by businesses. Libertarians blame the government. Nazis believe the problems are caused by the Jews. The elites have weakened the US by using fags, Muslims, Mexicans, Asians, feminists, and blacks to divide Americans. White men have turned into cucks. The USA may be doomed, but giving up seems suicidal. Redpill men who don't want to just stand idly by should prepare by buying guns, gold, and food. Wake up people by starting a website and talking to people. Start a newspaper, magazine, radio show, TV show, make art, and write songs to get the word out. Sponsor billboards. Form a new religion. Dropout. Go Galt. Start an off the grid community like the Amish. Buy a sailboat, seastead, or an island. Move to Eastern Europe. Think. Pass the word.

>>4713 >thing that didn't happen happened because i say so >now you're wrong No wonder the ZOG is still in power. The USD is the world's denominator of energy transfer. It cannot, by definition, hyperinflate. The Bank for International Settlements is funded out of the Federal Reserve, which creates USD out of thin air. All other currencies are directly tied to the USD. You don't understand what hyperinflation–or for that matter, regular inflation–even is.

>>4714 >buy gold gold isn't going to be useful for a while post-collapse. unless you're rich it's better to stock up on things that would be useful in a zombie apocalypse (but the zombies are starving commies)

>>4711 >Also no, there's no hyperinflation and never will be Then explain how gas prices just jumped to A WHOLE FUCKING DOLLAR PER LITRE where I live you little shit. >>4714 Not all of America though, it's mostly the liberal blue cities like New York. We are heading to a very dark age, but I still prefer the USA over any country in Europe. Rural America is significantly more free than any other place on Earth. Hopefully the pro-guns middle America, who's always talking about guns for self-defense against the government, actually gets up and does something before things get too out of hand. Secession would be the most desirable outcome.

>>4717 >you’re wrong im right, here’s my proof [zero citations] lmao, your boss should dock your pay for such an awful subversion job you’re doing here

One of the problems with tyranny is that it increases. Americans born today think torture, kill lists, groping, and wiretapping are perfectly acceptable. There was a time when you didn't need a driver license. Later driver licenses were required. Driver licenses then needed a photo. Later you needed a written exam. A driving test was then required. Later you needed a medical test. A car inspection was required. Later you needed liability insurance. Driver license fees increased and fingerprints were required. Soon DNA samples, microchip implants, and vaccines will be needed to get a license.