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It'll come back
It's gone. We will own nothing.
Fuck You!

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Interstate 22. Alabama

50 acres can be had for 50,000 dollars.

Get to it.

No goddamn niggers or Jews. They end up shot mysteriously up there.

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>Alabama >No nigs

Lmao. Alabama is over 40% chimp.

You might be right about the no jews thing idk.

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In Alabama they stay in the cities.

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Past performance does not guarantee future results.

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Land isn't going up; Federal reserve notes are going down.

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Ding ding ding! We've got a winner!

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There is still "free" land. I'm not going to jewgle it for you.

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Indirectly you're asking if (((hedge funds))) will be driving real estate prices up your entire lifetime. The answer is yes. The only way this can reverse is to replace (((fiat))) with gold. I know you already know how that will end.

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Another way to reverse this is to start mapping all those properties and having the homeless move in and become squatters. Start sharing these ideas with homeless activists.

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Yes, real money has a deflationary risk that damps borrowing and therewith prices. It can put the borrower in essentially a naked short situation. So the borrower needs another contract to cover his monetary obligation, which is something he produces reliably e.g. labor, that pays a fixed monetary rate. But at this point the money is unnecessary. The borrower could just as well trade future labor for current goods and services in an indentured servitude arrangement. After all, he'd have to accept a pretty low rate by today's standards if that rate was expected to continue into a deflationary future. So indentured servitude is the historically viable alternative to borrowing and covering a delfationary currency. Should we go back to that?

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What kind of answers do you expect? Most here are demoralized as hell. Of course we will. It just might not be soon. There's a window where the market corrects and we go back to a couple of years ago levels within a year or so, but after that it'd take some calamity to return to "normal" in the next five years or so.

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We are entering a new feudal age. Big Tech and Big Industry are bying up land with fiat money, land that used to belong to conservative farmers feeding nations. Machines will make sure, that they have little use for most of us. How can that process be reversed?

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The AI scare doesn't hold water. You want more automation. The more automation, the more leisure time. Leisure time is how we make the most innovations in various areas like arts, tech, sciences, etc.

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You can buy cheap land in places no one wants to live. It might actually be pretty fun to have a fenced in 2 acre compound in Detriot.

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The cheap land is now to be had in the inner cities of Detroit, Baltimore, Allentown, and other similar places. The cheap land is always the land that nobody wants at the time.

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Can still occasionally find good land for 1k per acre or so where i live, but thats a screaming deal now, when 10 years ago it was standard. I had the opportunity to buy a real nice 90 acre piece not too far from my place, and just 2 properties over from my parents. I never made the leap though so the owner finally sold it off. Kinda kicking myself now.

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if the vaccine kills off everyone, land is going to very cheap

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Don't worry, as long as you can afford the antedotes for the diseases they create, they will allow you to exist.

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Not if foreign investors can buy it.

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