Gold has no value.
Your labor is invisible.
Your labor is being "stored" in to something visible, but--> with no value.
You cannot "see" the value of your labor in a valueless piece of paper.
You could "see" the value of your invisible labor in gold or silver. The real reason for its use, to see your value. It would be harder to take advantage of you and your labor if your labor (real value) was also backed with--> real value.
But instead of having real value, we have valueless paper 'representing' our value (our labor).
To make matters worse WE DO NOT OWN THE PAPER THAT REPRESENTS THE VALUE OUR LABOR! It is easier to take advantage of the worker with 'their' currency representing 'our' labor.
If they take too much, how can you accuse them of taking what you cannot see (your labor)?? How can you accuse them of taking the currency representing your labor, when the currency belongs to them!??
Can you understand the seriousness of the gold and silver being taken out of circulation?
No mistake about it, they knew exactly what they were doing. You can work your whole life and inject value into what is valueless. They can take advantage of your life savings MUCH MUCH easier when your life savings is being stored in valueless printed paper owned by them.
This is much more serious than people are recognizing. And when they do recognize, it may be too late.
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