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you seem to indulge in taking every single comment you can out of context. steel can be used to create buildings, to build train tracks, to make dams. grain is used as food, it can be used as bio fuel. the reasons for these commodities being a store of value are far superior than that of gold.

in my opinion, you break and enter someone's home, and they kill you, bad luck. you broke the law, you took the risk. no sympathy.

hyperbole on the word crash, replace with correct. to be honest gold could go to 2k for all i know, but it will drift back in line with its $ historical growth eventually. i'm not saying in any way 'herpderp gold should be worth what it can be practically used for' but rather how it just has no...

its okay guys i learnt inequalities and graphing and matricies in quantitative methods, gonna help me trade the market and invest clients money. fuck yeh uni.

i've come to the conclusion that commerce is a pretty shit degree as well. everyone i talk to says nothing of value you learn in uni is used in workplace. haven't used a single thing i learnt at uni at work yet either.

speak of the devil, i just checked my emails and boredofstudies sent me an email which was an advertisement for telstra. the fuck

yeah im pretty much of the idea - state pays for you to go to school when you are unable to pay for yourself, maybe hex for uni, then cya son you're on your own. the doll shouldn't exist.

p.s. fuck yeah telstra

hmm I can sort of agree though I still believe the government has to provide some basic services that (not to do with efficiency) the private sector would stray away from due to profitability. i mean military, police, some rural health services, indigenous services, border patrol, rural roads...

i thought ya'll were against tax, now i'm fucking confused. personal, corporate or all forms of tax?

yeah it is though there are always going to be certain unprofitable services and some like policing, roads, certain mediums of public transport and some health services that will need to be at the very least highly subsidized by the government. i think you have me completely wrong on the point...

and how do you pay for health, education, roads, public infrastructure and public services, or are you assuming it's all taken up by the private sector?

multiculturalism is a failure, multinationalism is where it's at

this is now my thread no more replies please

definitely justifies $1700. mark my words gold will crash spectacularly, maybe not in the next 6 months/year, but it will.

you are all socialist scum, long live capitalism

p.s zombie you moslem take a opinion rather than trolling every post

i can't even fucking remember who is arguing what anymore

what is even your alternative

my correlation between those two points was to someone else who said that governments should own monopolistic industries to fund public expenditure as opposed to taxing profits. those two points are complementary; one on the improvement of a company as it was privatized, the second saying that...