Quote from dewton:
the solution is so simple and mind-numbingly obvious... and i don't know why more people don't talk about it:
get rid of the Federal Reserve = get rid of our debt.
and it can be done in less than an hour.
...or force them to forgive all our debt.
This is absolutely PRICELESS!!!!Quote from dewton:
the solution is so simple and mind-numbingly obvious... and i don't know why more people don't talk about it:
get rid of the Federal Reserve = get rid of our debt.
and it can be done in less than an hour.
...or force them to forgive all our debt.
Quote from dewton:
the solution is so simple and mind-numbingly obvious... and i don't know why more people don't talk about it:
get rid of the Federal Reserve = get rid of our debt.
and it can be done in less than an hour.
...or force them to forgive all our debt.
Quote from Martinghoul:
This is absolutely PRICELESS!!!!
I will reveal to you why more people don't talk about it... It's because people, for the most part, are not idiots. They know that debt is issued by the US Treasury, rather than the Federal Reserve. Most people also know that a very large portion of US govt debt (more than 60%) is held domestically, which would imply that the people "forced to forgive all our debt" are actually US taxpayers.
As to the original post, it's, as usual,full of nonsense and factual errors. It's become too repetitive to point out the inaccuracies.
Quote from wavel:
I disagree, I believe that for the most part people are idiots, due to a broad variety of contributory factors.
I'm sure if you could manage just one more time, many people would like to read what you believe the function of the federal reserve to be, if it isn't the issue of money?
Also, how do you suggest US taxpayers forgive themselves of "debt"?
Quote from Martinghoul:
This is absolutely PRICELESS!!!!
I will reveal to you why more people don't talk about it... It's because people, for the most part, are not idiots. They know that debt is issued by the US Treasury, rather than the Federal Reserve. Most people also know that a very large portion of US govt debt (more than 60%) is held domestically, which would imply that the people "forced to forgive all our debt" are actually US taxpayers.
As to the original post, it's, as usual,full of nonsense and factual errors. It's become too repetitive to point out the inaccuracies.