H HiF trader Apr 29, 2010 #11 Quote from Gubinec: Stating the problem is not enough, you must also come up with a solution. Do you have one? In an ideal nation, there would be an educated citizenry that would have a direct vote on whether to print more money. Not happening any time soon. More... ask dead JFK about the solution he had interest free dollars bill ready for law, they shot him soon afterward solution is simple, print currency for use by country without interest attached
Quote from Gubinec: Stating the problem is not enough, you must also come up with a solution. Do you have one? In an ideal nation, there would be an educated citizenry that would have a direct vote on whether to print more money. Not happening any time soon. More... ask dead JFK about the solution he had interest free dollars bill ready for law, they shot him soon afterward solution is simple, print currency for use by country without interest attached
A antitrust Apr 29, 2010 #12 Quote from HiF trader: ask dead JFK about the solution he had interest free dollars bill ready for law, they shot him soon afterward solution is simple, print currency for use by country without interest attached More... yes this is obvious to any one who researches the subject, but breaking through the power structure is another thing
Quote from HiF trader: ask dead JFK about the solution he had interest free dollars bill ready for law, they shot him soon afterward solution is simple, print currency for use by country without interest attached More... yes this is obvious to any one who researches the subject, but breaking through the power structure is another thing
B Bakinec Apr 29, 2010 #13 Quote from antitrust: yes this is obvious to any one who researches the subject, but breaking through the power structure is another thing More... Not only that, but how is giving the govt the power to print money safer than giving it to a central bank? The only safe and ideal situation would be a direct democracy where an educated citizenry directly votes on issues such as these.
Quote from antitrust: yes this is obvious to any one who researches the subject, but breaking through the power structure is another thing More... Not only that, but how is giving the govt the power to print money safer than giving it to a central bank? The only safe and ideal situation would be a direct democracy where an educated citizenry directly votes on issues such as these.
