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I'm too poor to buy gold. There I said it. Nonetheless I buy silver eagles partly because they're beautiful coins but also I can afford silver.

But is there a point to buying silver now? I was reading a subreddit the other day and kids were saying metals were "something boomers still waste money on".

I mean, seriously?

I'm too poor to buy gold. There I said it. Nonetheless I buy silver eagles partly because they're beautiful coins but also I can afford silver. But is there a point to buying silver now? I was reading a subreddit the other day and kids were saying metals were "something boomers still waste money on". I mean, seriously?

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Earning interest is to just to offset inflation. Earning dividends is real earning: you've done useful work, earned money, and instead of getting the rewards of that by buying things or services, you sacrifice that for years and let someone else (a business) use that, and because they're more productive than you would have been with it, they create actual things of value, and you get some of that wealth. Think tools versus a big-screen TV.

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Define usury. Reconcile with what you've said.

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Usury is the practice of making loans that are seen as unfairly enriching the lender.

No reconciliation seems necessary. Put money in bank, get interest to roughly offset inflation. Put money in company that generates profits from it, you get money back. Of the two, the bank one is probably illegitimate because the bank loans fabricated money it doesn't have.

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Ignorance is bliss isn't it? Usury is charging interest on loans period. "Unusually high interest rates" is what the kikes added so the Christians like you gobble down the jew garbage. Cope however you want but truth is truth.