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If the price is too high, DON'T buy it. If others have the money, and believe (for whatever reason) it's worth it, they will pay the price. If you bought your house for $100K, and someone offered you $400K, would you take it? Further, even though you only paid $100K for it, if all of the other houses in your neighborhood had burned down and yours was the only one left, what price would you list it for???? So how is this any different than the stock market (Wall Street)? The folks who have stock took some amount of risk with their money to buy it, and now are looking for a reward for that risk. Is the reward they are asking for worth it to you? Your choice.

Do I have any respect for those gouging? No. I actually laughed at the gun show guy who was trying to sell a $20 .308 magazine for $250 and walked away. I need a couple but NOT at that price. The ultimate problem here is our dysfunctional government (with their assorted clueless, elite, liberal supporters) and their desire to disarm the populus (us), not the "price gougers".