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People thinking gold, houses or FUCKING COMIC BOOKS are long term investments is ridicolous, it would make sense in a normal world but now? The long term investment is a rifle, ammo and tons of canned food! When the water wars will come pieces of paper or contracts will not be worth a damn.
Thanx for coming to my rant
What is this normal world you speak of?
One where we know that 20 - 30 - 50 - 70 years down the line there will be a civilization to speak of, that’s not the case today and we are seeing it. Who knows if in 30 years in the 2050s we will still have nations, banks etc, there might be a shtf scenario.
Only institution left standing will be Lemmygrad.
The DPRK Academy for Juche Necromancy will stand even longer
Defining civilization as consumer markets for speculative investments, private banking institutions that collect rent on financialized capital, and the existence of liberal institutions attendant to the state is very much what we are all trying to get away from this community. Civilization is what we make it for ourselves and if that means overthrowing global capital and the speculation markets with it, then we will have civilization, a more advanced one at that, and speculation will still be a bad idea.
Don’t internalize the dehumanizing rhetoric of liberals.
Well I’m not saying that, just that as a result of water wars, death of billions, possible nuclear war etc one of the billions onf repercussions will be that pieces of paper will not be worth anything, just like they will not be worth anything in socialism, socialism is the end of private banking etc but it isn’t the end of civilization, merely a new one, I was speaking about a shtf scenario where the only thing that count are a rifle and clean water. .
I mean, shit has already hit the fan in 1985, we’re just still living with the repercussions. Unless you mean something more rapid, like nuclear war or a new, even deadlier pandemic. But in those cases “prepping” is unlikely to help either - due to death
That reminds me. I used to collect vinyl records. I’ve been slowly selling them off, because now I don’t believe in ‘collecting’ (usually just hoarding).
It’s a huge pain to sell them, but I need to sell them off before that entire market totally collapses.
Add tools to your list too
And shelter, canned food and a lot of other stuff