Why The US Dollar Will Inevitably Collapse

Making the Argument with Nick Freitas

Nick Freitas

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🗓️ 20 April 2023

⏱️ 92 minutes

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Summary

The dollar has been the world's reserve currency for generations, but it's now in serious trouble. In this episode, we discuss the current state of the dollar and specific actions you can take to prepare for the inevitable collapse.

We explore why the global economy has been tied to the dollar and how moving away from a commodity-based currency has led to inflationary policies and irresponsible government spending that is setting up the dollar for collapse.

We discuss the potential for massive entitlement reform, limitations on government spending, and monetary policy reforms, but also the political and regulatory obstacles preventing these changes from happening.

But it's not all bad news. We also highlight a massive opportunity that may arise after the collapse and share specific actions you can take to prepare for the inevitable event.

Join us as we make the argument for why it's essential to prepare for the collapse of the dollar and discuss how we can reform things after the fact to prevent it from happening again.

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0:00.0	Hello, and is the dollar going to completely collapse? That's going to be the topic of the
0:05.2	episode today. And when we say, is the dollar going to completely collapse, what we actually
0:09.2	mean is it going to collapse in your lifetime? Now, I actually think the answer is, is there's a high
0:15.8	degree of probability. Christian believes it's an absolute and complete inevitability, and that's not just because he is
0:22.7	our resident pessimist. He's got some good reasons for believing that, but we're not just going to
0:26.7	talk about what is going on, why it's happening. We're also going to talk about what you can do
0:31.5	about it because believe it or not, there is something of a silver lining, and we will be discussing
0:36.2	all of that on today's episode of Making the Argument.
0:39.0	Thank you so much for joining us today.
0:40.9	Listen, we have a goal of reaching 1,000 subscribers on the Making the Argument channel by May 1st.
0:45.9	It looks like we're at about 775.
0:48.8	So if you haven't already, head over to the link in the description right below.
0:52.2	Go to the Making the Argument channel and subscribe there. And for everyone who is watching on the Making the Argument channel, thank you very much.
0:57.7	We did come to a conclusion on what platform we would be moving our community chat to,
1:02.5	and we are going to open that community chat up to our Volley members first.
1:06.7	So shortly after we finish this live stream today, we'll put that link in the volley chat,
1:11.0	and everyone in our volley chat can join.
1:13.1	And next Tuesday, we'll put the public link here in the description of Tuesday's live
1:16.9	stream.
1:17.7	So I want to start off with, we immediately got a question.
1:22.5	Rawl says, what can save the dollar?
1:25.0	The answer is nothing.
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