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This scares the jew.

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So the Nazis wanted to base their currency off of their GDP? o_0

I'd like to believe they would have come to their senses and switched to precious metals. If precious metals weren't the way then Jews would not have worked tirelessly to eliminate currencies being backed by them.

This economic system of theirs has absolutely no checks against a central government that has been compromised and works against its people. Even in a nation without Jews, that seems unwise.

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If precious metals weren't the way then Jews would not have worked tirelessly to eliminate currencies being backed by them.

No, instead they worked tirelessly to eliminate the country that left their bank and created their own currency.

I'm not sure how accurate or thorough this summary is, but it's the best that I've found without looking too hard.

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In the over 80 years since the Third Reich was at its prime, we have seen that just about the only economic metric more manipulated than the GDP is the unemployment rate, particularly in the USA.

An economy cannot be based off of those and last. Maybe if it had no Jews, and Jewish sympathizers, but Berlin had at least 800 Jews in it openly during all of WW2.

I'd also have questions about the idea that a unit of currency made today derives its value from future productivity. While it does sound like a less fake and gay version of the present-day stock market, it still sounds like a fake and gay version of the present-day stock market.

Unlike precious metals, it is also subject to wild swings in value. If productivity takes a hit then wouldn't those Germans have been right back to using Weimar wheelbarrows full of cash to buy loaves of bread?

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By summary in the OP, the people were the gold.

Precious metals also change in value, but their backing is physical. You could keep grain for value.