-- Posted by shadowpool at 3:22 pm on June 10, 2008 Here are two conflicting views on what's about to happen: Who is more correct?  Why? -- Posted by sexybrown0304 at 3:25 pm on June 10, 2008 both are somewhat correct -- Posted by Wakeupcall at 3:25 pm on June 10, 2008 Eeeni. Meeni. Miini. Mo! -- Posted by shadowpool at 3:27 pm on June 10, 2008 Quote: from sexybrown0304 at 7:25 pm on June 10, 2008 both are somewhat correct You watched them both already?  All 15 minutes?  Wow. -- Posted by Roflcakes at 3:28 pm on June 10, 2008 The economy is down because people are cashing in and ripping everyone else off. Oil is expensive because companies charge what they want. -- Posted by Latin Muscle at 3:34 pm on June 10, 2008 Quote: from shadowpool at 3:27 pm on June 10, 2008 Quote: from sexybrown0304 at 7:25 pm on June 10, 2008 both are somewhat correct You watched them both already? All 15 minutes? Wow. lol caught redhanded -- Posted by shadowpool at 3:35 pm on June 10, 2008 Quote: from Roflcakes at 7:28 pm on June 10, 2008 The economy is down because people are cashing in and ripping everyone else off. Oil is expensive because companies charge what they want. http://inflationdata.com/inflation/images/charts/Oil/Gasoline_inflation_chart.htm -- Posted by Pisciculus at 3:45 pm on June 10, 2008 i think the second video is more correct because like he said, the economy is way different then it was before the great depression (consumer based rather then production based) and money isnt backed by gold so when the dollar gets less valuable the value of gold doesnt drop at the same rate.  Also when he said that gold and silver are real money that makes more sense to me the gold crashing, simply because gold is what our money is supposed to be based on rather then the flimsy paper that it is printed on.  *shrug*  i dunno if that makes any sense to anyone but me.  I am not good at vocalizing why i agree with the second guy more. -- Posted by shadowpool at 3:58 pm on June 10, 2008 Quote: from Pisciculus at 7:45 pm on June 10, 2008 i think the second video is more correct because like he said, the economy is way different then it was before the great depression (consumer based rather then production based) and money isnt backed by gold so when the dollar gets less valuable the value of gold doesnt drop at the same rate. Also when he said that gold and silver are real money that makes more sense to me the gold crashing, simply because gold is what our money is supposed to be based on rather then the flimsy paper that it is printed on. *shrug* i dunno if that makes any sense to anyone but me. I am not good at vocalizing why i agree with the second guy more. The second one does make more sense.  It's just so complicated though.