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>The US is moving to a gold standard  - Jan Skoyles Real Asset Co - The Real Asset Co
Totally off topic Samking73 but I'll bite.

I understand that the second amendment gives citizens "the right to bear arms". This was enacted at a time when people needed a gun (not a machine gun!!) to defend against hostile others and wildlife and it would have been a tough existence. I don't see too many New Yorkers walking around with rifles in the street these days.

The second amendment does not give citizens the right to machine gun down large groups of young children or to shoot up schools. To my understanding this was not a problem from the past but it just keeps repeating. Clearly the second needs a much needed overhaul to gives citizens "the right to not be shot up" if you get my point.

The real disgrace is that people in the gun business together with the gun lobby and their bought senators spew out a continual vomit of why even mild changes to protect citizens should not be considered. The only reason for their position is to protect their business interests....money! and this should be a matter of national shame. If this were a level playing field there would be a referendum with say 20 choices for the population to choose from. But then you wouldn't want to give the citizens any rights would you!

As for showing up at your door with your weapon if the government comes to take your gold I suggest you don't try that one lest they take you (in a body bad) as well as your gold. That would be bad trading day.

Lets stay on gold Sam. That is something I might respect your opinion for and something we clearly have in common.


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Début de l'article :Following the news that last week Arizona lawmakers passed a bill that will see precious metals become legal tender we thought this would be the perfect time to bring you a fourth installment of The Real Asset Report. Here we look at the moves several US states are making to move to sound money. Look out for the great infographic below.  ‘No State Shall make any Thing but Gold and Silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts’ 1787 US Constitution: Article I, Section 8. When President Nixon closed... Lire la suite
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