Liberty. It’s a simple idea, but it’s also the linchpin of a complex system of values and practices: justice, prosperity, responsibility, toleration, cooperation, and peace. Many people believe that liberty is the core political value of modern civilization itself, the one that gives substance and form to all the other values of social life. They’re called libertarians.
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Wednesday, August 8, 2012
14 Questions People Ask About How To Prepare For The Collapse Of The Economy
How
in the world is someone supposed to actually prepare for an economic
collapse? What should you do with your money? How can you make sure
that your family is going to be okay? How can you prepare if your
resources are extremely limited? These are the kinds of questions
people ask me all the time. Once people understand that the economy has been collapsing
and will continue to collapse, then the next step for most of them is
that they want to get prepared for the storm that is coming. So where
should someone get started? Well, the truth is that no two people are
facing the exact same set of circumstances, so preparation is going to
look different for each individual. But there are certain core
principles that we can all benefit from. For example, when a financial
storm is coming that is not the time to be blowing thousands of dollars
on vacations and new toys. You would be surprised at how many people
there are that claim
that they have no extra money in their budgets and yet somehow have
plenty of money to run down to Wal-Mart and buy a big stack of DVDs.
When times are difficult, each hard-earned dollar becomes much more
precious, and we all need to start getting into the habit of making the
most out of our limited resources. The seemingly endless prosperity
that we have all been enjoying for decades is coming to an end, and most
of us have absolutely no experience on how to deal with truly hard
times. If you are under the age of 60, it might be a really good idea
to read a book or two on what conditions were like during the Great
Depression of the 1930s. There is a lot that we can learn from our own
history.
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