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Living FREEDOM! / Re: Gold & Silver as Investment
« on: June 10, 2016, 10:01:59 PM »
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Living FREEDOM! / Re: Gold & Silver as Investment
« on: June 10, 2016, 09:52:42 PM »
I do get where you're coming from. Self sufficiency is always athe a forefront. I also have a lot of interest in survival, firearms, etc. I have the BOB'S ready for my family with my little minuteman setup. Ive been cpr and first aid certified since I was 17 (32 now). I'm always trying to pick up on some new, sometimes odd skills. Recently I've become pretty proficient in lockpicking and it's already came in handy.
I really do like the more involved homesteading stuff as well, but sadly, I rent. My GF and I plan to buy property eventually but it's just not in the cards right now. Once I do you better believe I'm going solar.
This was more about alternatives to traditional saving methods like 401k, etc. And a freer monetary system.
I really do like the more involved homesteading stuff as well, but sadly, I rent. My GF and I plan to buy property eventually but it's just not in the cards right now. Once I do you better believe I'm going solar.
This was more about alternatives to traditional saving methods like 401k, etc. And a freer monetary system.
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Living FREEDOM! / Gold & Silver as Investment
« on: June 10, 2016, 01:46:16 PM »
In an attempt to slowly steer away from fiat currency for retirement and investment purposes I've started filling my safe with silver and gold bullion and coins.
With our current monetary system being so corrupt and volatile, I kind of see this as a freedom of currency, relatively safe from inflation.
There seems to be an interest in moving away from the Fed dollar with people using Bit coin and local notes like the Colorado rocky bucks or whatever it's called but I never hear people talk about precious metals as currency anymore. Is there a reason for this I don't know about? I feel like it's safer than crytocurrency due to it not being prone to technological mishaps. As long as you can protect your physical assets, that is. Once the FED is (hopefully) abolished, what will we all do for currency?
Anyone else in the gold and silver game? I'm pretty new at this and was also wondering what tax implications there may be, if any. Any strategies for growing your physical stack cheaper than just buying bars online?
With our current monetary system being so corrupt and volatile, I kind of see this as a freedom of currency, relatively safe from inflation.
There seems to be an interest in moving away from the Fed dollar with people using Bit coin and local notes like the Colorado rocky bucks or whatever it's called but I never hear people talk about precious metals as currency anymore. Is there a reason for this I don't know about? I feel like it's safer than crytocurrency due to it not being prone to technological mishaps. As long as you can protect your physical assets, that is. Once the FED is (hopefully) abolished, what will we all do for currency?
Anyone else in the gold and silver game? I'm pretty new at this and was also wondering what tax implications there may be, if any. Any strategies for growing your physical stack cheaper than just buying bars online?
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The Philosophy of Freedom/Libertarianism/Doctrine of free will / Re: When should you stand up for your beliefs, and when should you stay quiet?
« on: June 09, 2016, 10:09:57 PM »
I feel as if I am always standing up for and defending my beliefs. Partly because I am always talking about what matters to me and most of the time it has to do with voluntaryism instead of Kardashians or some shit.
I also find it hard to hold my tongue when others start talking religion or about the glory of Obama, Clinton, or Trump.
I also find it hard to hold my tongue when others start talking religion or about the glory of Obama, Clinton, or Trump.
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Strategy/Organization/Ideas / Re: Media Team
« on: June 09, 2016, 12:26:39 AM »
Hi guys, Matt Wootton here. I've signed myself up for Washington County, Oregon. I understand no venue has been acquired yet for the October 26th event in Portland so I'm looking around for an appropriate location. On the media side I've got accounts with Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, MeWe, and am in the process of maybe starting a podcast with a friend of mine. I repost a lot of Adam's stuff already but please let me know what more I can do for the cause.
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Oregon / Re: Oregon State Organization
« on: June 06, 2016, 12:03:05 AM »
Matt Wootton here. Adam has been integral in my political awakening and my seeing the world for what it really is and how it's run. That said, I would like to help out where I can for the 2020 campaign as well as just waking people up to a better system of society. I work full-time and have a family to care for but can definitely put time aside to do some social media work, flyer or other information dissemination and even meeting with like minded people in my area even though I am a horrible speaker. I am better at being the guy behind the mouthpiece, so to say.
The Portland metro area is rife with diehard liberal Democrats and this new breed of "democratic" socialists. I've lived here for almost a decade and have yet to meet even another libertarian let alone a voluntaryist who isn't just agreeing with me to get me to shut up.
Anyway.
People can contact me at:
Woodogg18@gmail.com
(503) 568 4909 (leave a message if I don't answer)
The Portland metro area is rife with diehard liberal Democrats and this new breed of "democratic" socialists. I've lived here for almost a decade and have yet to meet even another libertarian let alone a voluntaryist who isn't just agreeing with me to get me to shut up.
Anyway.
People can contact me at:
Woodogg18@gmail.com
(503) 568 4909 (leave a message if I don't answer)
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