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1441  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin or Gold? What would you pick? on: August 08, 2016, 11:06:25 AM
Don't you think that the USD is a high risk investment as well, you idiot?

Don't you know that everything has risks, you idiot?

Don't you know that everyone is entitled to their opinions, you idiot?

Stop calling people idiots. Please.

1) All investments carry an element of risk but it is a sliding scale.  If you think the USD is a par with bitcoin then you are an idiot.

2) Everyone shouldn't be entitled to an opinion because you are an unqualified idiot.

3) I will continue to call idiots an idiot.

1442  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin or Gold? What would you pick? on: August 08, 2016, 09:26:23 AM
I think bitcoin is much more promising at a moment as price volatility allows us to make good profits in quick time which is never possible with gold.

People love to keep making this statement, so I assume you have hundreds of bitcoin stashed away that you made through the price volatility?

]bitcoins too risky? thats nonsense, if you are ready to wait enough time for a bitcoin price growth then you can make a lot of money with it way more than with gold

If you dont think bitcoin is a high risk investment your an idiot.
1443  Other / Off-topic / Re: In 20 years, what would you like to do with your bitcoin? on: August 07, 2016, 12:11:00 PM
In 20 years every thing will be digital and there will be no Fiat Currency. At that time, bitcoin will be the Ruler of all the currencies and all the country would have their alt coins.
Still 20 years is a long time and we can only imagine now what will happen then.

Because every government and central bank in the world will just give up control of the countries monetary policy - NOT.

Fiat currency will be dead and digital currency will be the norm but it will be government issued, controlled and most importantly 100% tracked and traced.
1444  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin or gold? on: August 07, 2016, 08:05:51 AM
though for me gold is a bad investment option because the price is nearly not moving and it is too boring, because of that i always choose to use only bitcoins and nothing else

There are a huge number of gold derivatives that will provide you with any level of volatility you may ever strive for. I'm really fascinated by people who don't have a slightest clue about gold and gold trade (read have never been there), but are nevertheless ready to pop up and say some bullshit about it. As they say, an expert is someone with an opinion and a word processor...

The latter is not even required if you have access to Internet, lol


Totally agree, 99% of people posting in this topic have no knowledge of gold and keep spurting incorrect "facts"

The usual crap includes :

1) Gold is difficult to store - A gold bar costing $43000 is the size of a smart phone, not hard to hide away safely.  If most of the bitcoin geeks here converted their bitcoin wealth to gold they probably wouldnt even have enough gold to make a tooth filling.

2) As above gold price is boring and doesnt move - gold is currently up 30% year to date.

3) Gold is hard to buy - There are numerous bullion dealers online - piss easy if you cant get to a physcial shop.

4) Gold is hard to sell - Either walk in to a dealer and sell on the spot or you can post fully insured and get paid the next day.

5) I.D requirements for buying - In the UK no I.D needed unless you spend over £5000 in 1 transaction or £10000 a year with 1 dealer.  Spread your buys around and no I.D will ever be needed.

6) I.D requirements for selling - In the UK none needed, I walked into a dealers a month ago and sold £50,000 over the counter no questions asked.

7) Legal tender gold coins are capital gains tax free, a big benefit for large gold investments over bitcoin.

8 ) Gold can easily be converted to cash in any town or city anywhere in the world.  Bitcoin is no where near that adoption rate.

9) The evil government will ban gold and steal it - How will they know you have it?  There are far more examples of bitcoin being banned in modern history than gold.

10) Gold degrades over time - no it doesnt

11) Fake gold - Dont buy it off some retard on ebay, stick to well known and trusted bullion dealers if you dont know what you are doing.

12) You can flee a country with all your bitcoin wealth on a memory stick not possible with gold - (a) I dont live a shit hole country so this situation is irrelevant.  (b) There are a lot of examples during wars of people bribing guards etc. with gold coins to save their ass.  As recent as "Desert Storm" pilots were issued gold sovereigns as part of their survival kit.

13) Gold has no 3rd party risk - no computers, network, exchanges, electricity required.

14) Bitcoin is easier to spend online - Thats what I have cash and debit card for, my investments are for investment and not daily spending.

15) You can trade bitcoin online you cant with gold - yes you can, have a look at bullionvault or goldmoney for example.

16) Its easy to make lots of money with bitcoins volatility, cant do it with gold - If its so easy to make lots of money with bitcoins volatility then why arent you all stinking rich instead of spending all your time on here Wink

17) You can earn bitcoin through work, faucets etc. - Time is money, you can just as easily earn cash and just buy gold, its the same thing.

18) I would be very confortable having a significant chunk of my wealth stored as gold ready for my retirement in 25 years time, would you be as confident having the same investment held in bitcoin?

19) Security issues with bitcoin - trojans, worms, key loggers, hacked exchanges, scammers - Look at the number of people that have lost bitcoin on this site alone.  Show me any gold/silver stackers site with a whole section dedicated to scams - currently sitting at 124 page fulls here (you wont find one)

1445  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Welsh mother jailed for filming porn with her 14-yo son & sending it to cousin on: August 03, 2016, 12:00:28 PM

You mean like a huge part of sects, sects that are all perfectly legal in USA?

Or like religions in general, as a study showed that priests are 7 to 10 times more likely to abuse children than normal persons?

Might be that we should get rid of all kind of religions!  Would solve the problem.

I totally agree, all religions should be scrapped and people should realise they are a man made creation to control other men.

You never see a poor religious leader, e.g. the pope preaching from his golden throne in Vatican city for us to give our wealth to the poor.  Or telling us to accept more immigrants from Vatican city with the strictest immigration policy in the world.

Always do as I say not as I do, fucking hypocrites the lot of them!
1446  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin or Gold? What would you pick? on: August 03, 2016, 11:56:00 AM

And just one more thing makes it more valuable to invest than bitcoins and that is that we can keep gold in house and use it as jewellery and hence you can show off like royals but bitcoins is for silent rich people, I mean they have billions but no one can find out.

..until you try and cash out, your bank flags you for suspicious activity and then you have to explain to the authorities where all the money came from
Well, I think the bank will ask that question, but if you say that it tends income from the business that you run, I think it will be fine. Well, it is an excess of gold is that you can flaunt it in public, but if you do that, you're just inviting criminals to target you. it may be better to store the gold for a long time, and not for the trophy.

Gold jewellery is not the best way to invest in gold as premiums are very high.

You are much better off buying gold bullion bars/coins as close to spot as possible.
1447  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin or Gold? What would you pick? on: August 03, 2016, 10:58:39 AM

And just one more thing makes it more valuable to invest than bitcoins and that is that we can keep gold in house and use it as jewellery and hence you can show off like royals but bitcoins is for silent rich people, I mean they have billions but no one can find out.

..until you try and cash out, your bank flags you for suspicious activity and then you have to explain to the authorities where all the money came from
1448  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Welsh mother jailed for filming porn with her 14-yo son & sending it to cousin on: August 03, 2016, 07:59:23 AM
Welsh?

More like yet another sick immigrant causing problems.
1449  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin or Gold? What would you pick? on: August 02, 2016, 08:48:02 PM
1) there are several cases of people having the bitcoin stolen even with 2fa enabled (try searching the forum)

2) prices are not guaranteed to rise - bitcoin is still very much a high risk investment
1450  Economy / Economics / Re: Bitcoin or Gold? What would you pick? on: August 02, 2016, 05:42:36 PM
where are the people showing how much better Gold and Silver performed the last couple weeks?  Grin

Most people on this forum have no concept of :

1) Market caps
2) How gold is actually performing
3) How easy it is to buy/sell gold
4) Its not a good idea to have all your wealth in bitcoin
5) The people that run the world buy gold for a reason

Another exchange hacked yet again and down bitcoin price goes.  People keep harping on that digital is more secure than physical, is there an exchange that hasnt been hacked?

 Roll Eyes Roll Eyes Roll Eyes
1451  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Germany's Chancellor Merkel "firmly" rejects calls to change refugee policy desp on: July 31, 2016, 09:18:37 PM
No I don't.

Are you claiming the German protests are fake?
1452  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Germany's Chancellor Merkel "firmly" rejects calls to change refugee policy desp on: July 31, 2016, 07:35:58 PM
It begins :

http://www.lionheartnews.com/2016/07/monumental-this-country-declairs-they-will-build-wall-and-never-accept-a-single-muslim/

Germans wanting to get shot of Merkel:
http://www.lionheartnews.com/2016/07/watch-merkel-must-go-germans-turn-against-chancellor-as-thousands-protest-at-open-door-policy/
1453  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Germany's Chancellor Merkel "firmly" rejects calls to change refugee policy desp on: July 31, 2016, 07:15:50 PM
I think the UK could effectively close its borders if it chose too.

The advantage of being an island.
1454  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Germany's Chancellor Merkel "firmly" rejects calls to change refugee policy desp on: July 31, 2016, 03:19:32 PM
I dont agree with far right politics but you cant deny that they are gathering significantly more support in France, Hungary etc.

This is the symptom of failed multiculturism forced upon the people in unsustainable numbers and not that suddenly everyone just woke up one morning and became racist.

1455  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Germany's Chancellor Merkel "firmly" rejects calls to change refugee policy desp on: July 31, 2016, 03:10:34 PM
Wait, why are we talking about Sweden now? Did i miss something? Roll Eyes

Please go back to Germany and the comparison of crime rates between UK and Germany under the view of immigration.

I cant really say much about the scadinavian nations because im a german citizien and not familiar with their politics, culture and society - but it seems for me that there exist a deeper problem then just the number of immigrants.

Its not really their politics, culture and society that is the problem is it?

The immigrants causing the issues in Sweden are just the same as those travelling to Germany and the rest of the EU are they not?

The people of the EU have had enough and it its really not hard to spot the uprising beginning.

The far right are gathering more support by the day and the end result will not be pretty.
1456  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Germany's Chancellor Merkel "firmly" rejects calls to change refugee policy desp on: July 31, 2016, 02:44:06 PM
After South Africa, Sweden has the 2nd highest rate of rape in the world, I wonder why?

2. Sweden

Countries For Rape Crimes Sweden
Sweden now has the second highest number of rapes in the world, after South Africa, which at 53.2 per 100,000. Statistics now suggest that 1 out of every 4 Swedish women comes out to be the victim of rape. If you look at the number of rapes, however, the increase is even worse. In 1975, there were only 421 rapes reported to the police – in 2014, it was 6,620. That is an increase of 1,472%. It would seem Sweden is a much more dangerous place for women in the world.

Sweden has the highest rate of rape in Europe. In 2013, according to the Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention (Brå), there were 63 rape cases per 100,000 population reported to the Swedish police.

According to rape crisis advocates in Sweden, 1 out of 3 Swedish women have been sexually assaulted by the time they leave their teens. During the first half of 2013, more than 1,000 Swedish women reported being raped by Muslim immigrants in the Stockholm; over 300 of those were under the age of 15.
1457  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Germany's Chancellor Merkel "firmly" rejects calls to change refugee policy desp on: July 31, 2016, 02:29:27 PM
Germany is safer and has less crime then the UK even though we took in 950.000+ more refugees that you.

Your welcome to keep them too, just dont come looking to the UK and the rest of the EU for a hand out to pay for them Wink

€50 billion cost by 2017 lol  Grin Grin

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/germany/12135244/Migrant-crisis-to-cost-Germany-50-billion-by-2017.html

Thank god for Brexit.

p.s. the link to your "crime" stats state "Worries" i.e. not actual crimes Wink
1458  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Germany's Chancellor Merkel "firmly" rejects calls to change refugee policy desp on: July 31, 2016, 02:00:50 PM
Moglie answers were pretty spot on.

Just one more statistic:

Germany had over 1 million immigrants last year and we had around 300 cases of sexual violence (including rape and over 250 on new years eve) and 3 cases of terrorist acts (0 deaths).

Anyone who learned statistics knows that this is not significant. It is sad to say it but stuff like that is bound to happen if the number of citizens/immigrants is great enough (law of large numbers).

And im not only talking about new immigrants because e.g. on new years eve there were perpetrators from maghreb states.


300 cases of sexual violence, I wonder if that is a true reflection considering the German authorities tried to cover a lot of it up as it didnt fit the political narative?

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/cologne-police-ordered-to-remove-word-rape-from-reports-into-new-year-s-eve-sexual-assaults-a6972471.html

http://www.spectator.co.uk/2016/01/its-not-only-germany-that-covers-up-mass-sex-attacks-by-migrant-men-swedens-record-is-shameful/

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/germany/12085182/Cover-up-over-Cologne-sex-assaults-blamed-on-migration-sensitivities.html


Migrants linked to 69,000 would-be or actual crimes in Germany in first three months of 2016
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-europe-migrants-germany-crime-idUSKCN0YT28V

The report showed that 29.2 percent of the crimes migrants committed or tried to commit in the first quarter were thefts, 28.3 percent were property or forgery offences and 23 percent offences such as bodily harm, robbery and unlawful detention.

Drug-related offences accounted for 6.6 percent and sex crimes accounted for 1.1 percent.

They need to seperate the wheat from the chaff.

Any immigrants caught committing a crime should be instantly deported with no questions asked leaving the honest ones to remain.
1459  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Germany's Chancellor Merkel "firmly" rejects calls to change refugee policy desp on: July 31, 2016, 11:53:32 AM
@ m0gliE,

So the rape epidemic linked to muslim immigrants is purely down to the fact that need more cash in the bank lol.

I would say its more of a cultural problem where women are viewed as second class citizens in their home country and they bring the problem with them.

There is always a % of an indiginous population of any country that are poor yet they dont run around in large gangs mass raping multiple women like packs of animals.

I wonder if you would remain as enlightened if your mother, wife or daughter were on the receiving end of some cultural enrichment.
1460  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Germany's Chancellor Merkel "firmly" rejects calls to change refugee policy desp on: July 31, 2016, 09:06:37 AM
And what about the massive increase in rapes, complete lack of integration and the host country facing demands by the immigrants to change to suit them e.g. sharia courts, increased pressure on housing, pressure on infra structure such as schools and medical care (NHS)
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