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Updated almost 11 years ago,

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Luis Saez
  • Hartford, CT
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Dollar collapse

Luis Saez
  • Hartford, CT
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Just heard that 36 cities in 20 U.S. States are dumping the dollar. I could NOT find any evidence of this being the case. So I that being that BP members reside all over that maybe someone can say if their city is showing signs of this. Moreover, let's assume the dollar does collapse. I think that buying actual tangible goods like property, liquor, whatever is the only thing that we can do individually to hedge ourselves against inflation. I mean, if the dollar is becoming more and more worthless, it makes sense to get something of value with something of no value while ppl don't realize it.

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