The Federal Reserve is, in my opinion, the second biggest problem facing America today, after demographics.
Anyone unfamiliar with the Federal Reserve and fractional reserve banking should watch The Money Masters documentary. Another good one is "All Wars are Bankers Wars", which you can also see on jewtube.
The purpose of this thread is to go in depth on this issue, by posting related redpills and discussing the causes and effects it has on us all.
I would also like to discuss what ideal replacements to the Federal Reserve might be. America hasn't always had a central bank to fuck us all over. The colonists had Colonial Script which worked well, until the Currency Act was passed which banned it, and Ben Franklin said it was a PRIMARY cause for the Revolution. There was also Lincoln's greenbacks, which was a cause for his assassination, and potential European interference in the Civil War. Hitler used labor backed currency to rebuild Germany into the strongest nation in Europe in a few years, despite the global depression at the time.
If a white ethnostate were to be created in America for example, what should be the alternative to the Fed?
Also The Creature from Jekyll Island is required reading.
Colton Roberts
Reminder that World War II was an economic war fought to protect the interests of the international banking cartel.
Hitler cut himself off from them, and Germany became powerful thanks to no longer having the shackles of debt slavery. Fearing that his policies could spread, and their power could fall, they had to crush Germany, and vilify Hitler and National Socialism to ensure it never happens again. The Germans just wanted peace, and wanted the best for their own people.
I may be wrong, but I think if the Federal Reserve never happened, America would not have joined the European conflict, and Germany would have won.
Bentley Perez
I have to go to my wage slave job for the next 7 hours, please keep this thread going. I will contribute more when I get back.
I haven't read that yet, thanks for the suggestion
Josiah Jackson
read pic related
Joseph Hill
I dont understand why the abandonment of the gold standard is on that info graph. The curve would still behave like a exponential equation thanks to the nature of interest.
Through intensive enlightenment of the people, it is to be made clear to the people that money is and should be nothing other than a voucher for completed labor; that while every highly developed economy of course has need of money as a medium of exchange, the function of money also ends with that, and in no case should money be lent a supramundane power to grow of itself by means of interest, at the expense of productive labor. - Feder
John Thompson
I have a spicy redpill about The Fed as a private organization who loans money to the govt with interest (which by definition can't be paid back). It's at home right now but I'll post it later.
Kevin Edwards
I strongly recommend this book on the matter:
Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles by Jesús Huerta de Soto
CIA and Mossad sources are saying the US dollar will continue after September 30th but that the dollar will be divided into a domestic US dollar that will be devalued by 50% and an international dollar that will remain unchanged. However, Pentagon and other CIA sources say the Federal Reserve Board will cease to exist on September 30th raising the question of who exactly will control the dollar. “The IMF accepts the gold-backed yuan into the SDR basket on Oct 1, as the FRB ceases sept 30. The Paris agreement which secretly activates a global gold standard is at near 48%, India will ratify Oct 2 (4.5%) so when Russia (7.35%) ratifies it will cross the 55% threshold but holds off until military issues are resolved and the cabal surrenders.”
David Gonzalez
Benjamin Fulford has has been making BS predictions for at least a decade. He also has jewish ancestry.
Christian Cox
Never heard of the guy, stumble across on Jewgle. I will take notes and see if any shit becomes real, found it interesting anyway.
There was an user a long time ago ( year maybe 2 ) that predicted the yuan getting SDR and being gold backed and some econofags are starting to say it too, we will see.
Well, anyway, SOME MAJOR SHIT is happening, since BlackRock lost 700 billion of the money they manage ( real value estimate 2 trillions ). Something is shifting.
Xavier Hall
I gave that bitch an anti-fed cartoon.
Bitches love anti-fed cartoons.
No seriously, it's a cartoon, something flashy that keeps the normie's attention, it's 30 minutes, so not too long. It's at least a decent purple pill.
Even some Rotschild in it, so it also james the new.
Julian Johnson
Thats for sure, the second largest German bank is laying off 20% of their workforce to make ends meet
sauce, who specifically It's true that the Chinese have been buying up metric fuckloads of gold, and so has the US government to the point where we've confiscated a lot of European nation's gold
Matthew Harris
improved version for better understandings for the newfags
once you get the money control you can buy the media, take over the education and create controlled opposition.
you can also corrupt the opposition and create foreign puppet governments
Camden Gray
If you manage to control the academia too, you are all set and done.
Liam Gomez
jews declared war on germans way before ww1. in something around 1898 wilhelm the second visited palestine and a rabbi refused to shake his hand because he declared him and all germans to be amalek (amalek is a tribe from negev - jew-god ordered to kill all amalek).
Josiah Wilson
Bump for later reading.
Anthony Thompson
It was here and Jewbook, but I didn't screencap any on Jewbook, you can find many on Jewgle. But most of the accurate ones were here, I was newfag at the time and didn't have an idea of how cap and archieve are important.
Parker Rodriguez
Bump
Luis Cruz
Nice. I hadn't seen that one before. This one popped up in the recommended list while I was watching that one. I'm not finished with it yet, but so far it explains the banking system, the fed, usury, and sustainability. Probably not great for normies, but if any Holla Forumslacks are unclear about this stuff, this is definitely worth a watch.
Joshua Lewis
What's not to understand? Gold is a physical constraint that limits the supply of currency. When the gold standard was abandoned (first locally, then internationally) the constraint was removed.
Elijah Cox
Fuck off with your trash reddit memes
also, that video makes a false claim about President Kennedy. It asserts that he was killed for trying to end the fed, when in fact the bill in question strengthened the fed and was meant to pull silver out of circulation. Kennedy was killed by Mossad for being too nosy into Israel's nuclear program and wanting them to be more transparent.
Ethan Harris
But seriously JFK was killed by LBJ
Gabriel Miller
Did you not read what I just wrote? He was killed by mossad
Noah Cox
But actually he wasn't and he was killed by his subordinate and successor.
Aaron Morgan
(((Federal Reserve)))
Charles Hill
Okay OP here back from wage slaving.
This post is in memory of congressman Louis T. McFadden
With everything posted so far, I want to start discussing what should be done in the future. What is the ideal alternative to the Fed?
Here are some of my notes I took from the end of The Money Masers
Oliver Ortiz
you're objectively wrong. JFK tried to open up Israel's nuclear program in Dimona and was killed because of it
Gabriel Jones
Make sure to end Fractional Reserve Banking, that's their most important tool.
The new banks will only hold your money and charge you a fixed fee for having your account. You will not earn interest on your money.
People already pay stupid fees to banks to keep their accounts open anyway.
New bankers can take reasonable salaries to reduce costs instead of absurd $25M/year salaries.
Jayden Johnson
related images I have
Christian White
Hmm, interesting stuff. I don't want to derail the thread, would you be interested in making a thread about this topic? As far as I know, it was LBJ, but that theory might not account for all of the gunmen. I think there may have been one gunman who was just totally unexplained in that theory, so there would have to have been more people.
Hunter Cooper
Harry Markopolos, Madoff Whistleblower Warns of three New Ponzi Schemes, One Bigger than Bernie’s
Leo Roberts
Yes fractional reserve banking is something that should be banned. An amendment in the US Constitution should be made. If I could go back in time to visit the founding fathers, I would make sure this gets in the Constitution as well as clearly stating that America is for whites onlyand women can never vote
Jordan Reed
I'm surprised how little people in real life even know about the FED's existence.
It's a great redpill. I've showed this to countless people:
I don't get very good results trying to redpill friends and family on the Fed. Nobody can understand banking, finance, and economics. If I stick to the simple stuff, like in your second pic, I get better results. It's worrying how dumb the average person is, and it's another reason why democracy is flawed
Leo Gonzalez
Also I just figured this out.
We've seen Hillary's emails of her owing Lynn Forester de Rothschild a "penance" (favor), we know they've communicated a lot more than just that email, and since we know Hillary "We came, we saw, he died" killed Gaddafi and is responsible for that Libyan situation.
With that info we know Hillary is doing her jewish master's bidding and help them achieve world financial domination.
Jason Sanders
That's because they've been lead to believe it's complicated. They have by guys who bullshit to cover the fact it isn't and thus, justify their fees.
What Democracy? America was founded as a Republic. When did it become a Democracy? I know, you don't even know what the difference is. Face it, you and your family are tards.
Aiden Walker
Yeah. At the very least they'll understand that "things are fucked" but that doesn't really help much.
Alexander Gutierrez
And things are intentionally created to be complicated too.
Matthew Morris
Hillary was supposed to have the economic bubble popped under her presidency, so Obama's legacy cold be spared. Since she is on their payroll, she won't put those responsible for ruining the economy to justice. A war with Russia would also probably happen before or after the bubble pops, to mask the effects of the economy being shit. This war combined with the mass immigration of the 3rd world kills the white race, and a NWO with one brown sub 90 slave race is created, all ruled by Jews
I was obviously talking about representative democracy, not direct democracy like Ancient Greece. Both are flawed anyways
Camden Bennett
Fucking hell, are they really this close to their goal?
Prices are not inflating, when measured in real money. Your chart demonstrates that paper money can lose it's value in a hurry. And in 2nd and 3rd world nations it is much faster.
Tyler Evans
wew lad! We've got a fresh Redditor on the loose!
Grayson Green
what the fux is real money show me some. I've seen that phrase from economists and wannabes and it's always been gibberish of the highest order. REAL MONEY is an imaginary ideal world bullshit term to confuse and obfuscate the reality that the paper in my pocket won't buy as much as it did last year.
Jack Stewart
this. "Real money" doesn't exist - it is as much an abstraction as any other unit of exchange. All money is, is a means of exchanging one item of value with another without having to barter. The means of exchange is not inherently valuable in and of itself, thus making a distinction between "real" and "fake" money is meaningless. Paper money is no more "real" than gold-backed money, since neither are inherently more valuable than the other.
Andrew Wood
Exactly. "Paper" in your pocket. Is not real money. Paper is, or was, a claimcheck on real money (gold) now they no longer even pretend it's a claimcheck. Paper money is pretend pretend nothing. And soon even paper money will be banned, and only digital money will be used. (So they can instantly delete your bank account if they determine you are an evil white male)
Gold is the real money. Same amount of gold that bought a house hundred years ago? 200 ounces? Still buy a house with that today. Try that with paper "money"
Try not to force the memes Schlomo, be more subtle and try not to be so obvious.
it happened once, what will stop it from happening again?
Ian Gomez
Gold is no more "real money" than paper, you mental reject. Gold's value is just as imaginary as paper value, and in fact, is a shitty thing to back a currency with. How do you quantify "real money"? How is it any more "real" than paper or shells or anything else for that matter? What you don't understand is that "inherent value" doesn't exist. All a currency does is function as a unit of exchange between two items of value - it represents value, but isn't valuable in and of itself. Paper money can function just as well as gold in this context. How is paper money somehow "pretend" while gold isn't? Yeah, and without inflation, the same amount of paper money would have done exactly the same thing. The only difference is that the physical supply of gold has not increased, so its "value" in relation to the amount of paper currency has increased.
top fucking kek. Get a load of this good goy. All your "gold standard" will do is keep power in the hands of kikes.
Caleb Bailey
This right here. This and Bill Whittle's Politically Correct video were the big two for me.
Joshua Thompson
Why not possess both?
Adam Foster
hol up. the problem isn't federal reserve BUT fractional reserve banking. you should read zarlengas book The Lost Science of Money if you are interested, it's read eye opener. Number 1 problem for mankind is to get interest free own money
Luis Russell
ohh the days where you could exchange paper money for a silver dollar
Joseph Lewis
Could you get anymore blue pilled? Commodities are not money, they a goods, used as barter. Exactly what makes money's "moneyness" is that it is not a good, but a unit of account
Cameron Johnson
forgot pic key word is "on demand"
The biggest problem foremost is that the federal reserve is private. Fractional reserve banking is the next mutation of the fed.
Josiah Roberts
A bitcurrency that is organized by the government, or a sector of the government.
Jose Murphy
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Nolan Anderson
why bitcurrency? It seems less versatile than physical currency.
Logan Moore
That's where bitcoin comes in. They'd have to hack you.
Adam Moore
Spreading another Economics thread that was posted a few days ago.
Well thought out posts by the OP on how banks create and destroy money, interest rates, usury, and recession with tons of sources. Read it.
Charles Turner
Because: 1. it has a steady rate of production of new bitcoins 2. one day gold will be fusable, bitcoin requires knowledge of the codes to be "fused" 3. It's anonymous 4. It's electronic, which makes it more calculable, transferable and quicker than paper money - important because I suspect we will accelerate the economy to a degree 5. If another jew tries to do a Rothschild, people can use a different bitcurrency. (so when we have another tyrannical government, they'd lose the power to control us through money) 6. Fed reserve can't push more coins into the market willy nilly, and the coins themselves can be divided into any denomination (instead of being divided by $10, $20 etc)
Basically, it destroys the corporatocracy, replaces it with a technocracy. Which would stimulate people into finally understanding their fucking computers. Furthermore, in order to use it you need to know how to protect it, which again stimulates education for computers.
Old people will suffer too :^) Though frankly, I've already seen devices that allows them to use it for daily goods etc safely. My issue is that dumbasses will use those instead of learning how to protect themselves the right way.
Biggest concern - technological progress. As the computers get better, bitcurrency needs to increase the security of it's codes. Frankly, I think the "free market" will fix this though.. as it'll push people into learning their computers more.
Alternatively, we can remove currencies altogether and use the internet and portable devices to "bait" people into doing work for a government. I think that's extreme (though it will happen in combination with money - facebook already does it to a degree with advertisement and stimulating articles based on people's backgrounds, ideals and goals)
Landon Williams
It's more versatile - in fact I heard of a currency that is back by gold. Might be a good short term solution until fusion does become a reality (rumour has it, it's very close - much closer than you think)
Otherwise there will be traders for it like any other paper currency.
It needs implementation at the local store level though. That requires government intervention. In fact, they need to plan to convert the remaining paper currency into bitcurrency, without causing too much economic strife.
Last issue - if we aren't alone in space, we might have issues due to their greater tech abilities. :^) Yes I know that last issue sounds retarded, but it's a real threat because we know shit about space.
Robert Hernandez
But is more "real money" than paper.
gold is scarce. Paper is easily manufactured.
Maybe when fusion happens it will stop being more "real money" than paper.
And that's why I think we'll use bitcurrency. It's the only practical solution we have that isn't a "fiat currency" or something like it. It forces a degree of scarcity on itself.
Lucas Stewart
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Josiah Edwards
being scarce doesn't make it any more "real" than paper. This doesn't even address my argument. Having a very scarce resource to back your economy with is a bad because it limits the physical supply of capital in the market, thus confining the size of the economy to an artificially small box. If your money supply doesn't grow with the size of the economy, then you will eventually run out of available capital to invest in new industries or entrepreneurial ventures. Every unit of capital will continuously become more expensive, thus grinding the growth of the economy to a stand-still until the physical stores of gold are increased.
Jacob Jackson
Why didn't Gaddafi and Sadam reveal their power level and launch a tirade against the jewish control of money?
This is strange. Or did they?
Lincoln Foster
When they dropped the US Dollar, they got dropped as a result. You're not allowed to break away from the system.
As with anything else, when the kikes really don't want you to do something, you should probably do it
Sebastian Nelson
I understand. But I would imagine Sadam and Gaddafi would reveal the jewish control of the US, global finance etc. (not that the normies would have believed them) But they did not do that.
I mean it more like this:
If you we're leader of some country and you play nice (don't fuck the jews) to not get murdered. IF they starting attacking, wouldn't you reveal everything you know about them to the world?
David Thomas
I like this idea (much more feasible in a digital format), but can't someone just buy [insert precious metal here] and then sell it later when they need to buy something? Or, at least convert most of their money into [precious metal] and only keep a small amount ready to use, so instead of losing 5.2%/year of their $100.000, they keep $95.000 in [non-perishable goods] and $5k for daily use with the 5.2%/year fade-away rate?
Any system that relies on people not trying to exploit it is useless. And why is it called "free money"?
Isaiah Davis
I'm not sure if they did or didn't say anything related to the kikes controlling the economies of almost every nation. If they did, I could easily imagine that the media completely ignored it for obvious reasons Maybe another user can help shed light on this
Luke Adams
Who said that they know?
No, they don't. Just like a large amount of western leaders are played like a fiddle into supporting leftist ideals and policies. Remember, not everyone spends 30 hours a day looking up conspiracy theories. This is especially true of leaders: if they weren't redpilled before being appointed, they usually don't have a lot of spare time to spend on malaysian cutlery boards
John Johnson
You're sadly right. Which is why it's important for us that know to make a difference while we can. I don't want to look into a field of death and ashes and think to myself that I sat by idly instead of doing anything at all
Owen Mitchell
US President quotes dump
"… we are opposed around the world, by a monolithic and ruthless conspiracy, that relies primarily on covert means, for expanding it’s sphere of influence, on infiltration instead of invasion, on subversion instead of elections, on intimidation instead of free choice, on guerrillas by night instead of armies by day. It is a system which has conscripted, vast human and material resources into the building of a tightly knit, highly efficient machine, that combines, military, diplomatic, intelligence, economic, scientific, and political operations. Its preparations are concealed, not published, its mistakes are buried, not headlined, its dissenters are silenced, not praised." … "The very word 'secrecy' is repugnant in a free and open society; and we are as a people inherently and historically opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths and to secret proceedings." … "The high office of President has been used to foment a plot to destroy the American’s freedom, and before I leave office I must inform the citizen of his plight." … "There exists in this country a plot to enslave every man, woman and child. Before I leave this high and noble office, I intend to expose this plot." - John F. Kennedy
"If the people understood the rank injustice of our money and banking system, there would be a revolution before morning." - Andrew Jackson
"The money power preys upon the nation in time of peace and conspires against it in times of adversity. It is more despotic than monarchy, more insolent than autocracy, more selfish than bureaucracy. I see in the near future a crisis approaching that unnerves me, and causes me to tremble for the safety of our country. Corporations have been enthroned, an era of corruption will follow, and the money power of the country will endeavor to prolong its reign by working upon the prejudices of the people, until the wealth is aggregated in a few hands, and the republic is destroyed." - Abraham Lincoln
"… banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies […] the principle of spending money to be paid by posterity, under the name of funding, is but swindling futurity on a large scale. - Thomas Jefferson
“Now it’s just an oligarchy, with unlimited political bribery being the essence of getting the nominations for president or to elect the president. And the same thing applies to governors, and U.S. senators and congress members.” - Jimmy Carter
James Perez
Higher quality
Jonathan Parker
Our own bank, doing most of the same exact shit. Just owned by the govt and transparent.
Lucas Campbell
That pic made me sick to my stomach, do you have any like that on Assad or Putin?
Evan Johnson
'sup
Adam Taylor
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Gabriel Stewart
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Charles Cooper
I hate niggers
Kayden Hill
Whoops, wrong thread
Ryder Fisher
Any word on Harry Markopolos and new (((Ponzi schemers))) apparently there are three. One bigger than Madoff.
Sebastian Moore
it's okay, user. Ever thread's a nigger-hating thread.
Hudson Russell
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Alexander Brooks
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Dylan Thompson
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Jayden Fisher
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Isaac Kelly
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Chase Price
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Henry Fisher
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Justin Taylor
good quote
Connor Ramirez
which is why controlled opposition kikes shill for the gold standard rather than a paper currency not bound by interest, they have all the fucking metal.
Chase Bailey
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Jeremiah James
Banking Monopoly: The Greatest Scam On Earth
Very short and to the point 10 minute video
Main points: - Banks create money out of thin air, they create something of value out of thin air - All money is debt, as in, the only way money leaves a bank is as a loan to someone - all money comes from loans. Since these loans have interest, there is never enough money to repay all loans. The bank puts out L, but demands a repayment of L + Interest - Inflation - the creation of more money - devalues the money that already exists. If you had $100 in 1913 and kept them until today, they would now be worth 3% of their original value. Money is not a token of work because it loses value over time, it's like a barrel with a hole in the bottom
Juan Walker
Good video
Oliver Sullivan
To libertarian goldshills and usury-shills:
Don't offer your commentary on monetary / financial topics until you've read Steven Zarlenga, Arthur Kitson, David Graeber, Ellen Brown, C.H. Douglas, Alexander del Mar, and Friedrich Knapp. With all due respect you don't know what the fuck you're talking about, acting like there were no problems with money and credit until 1913; you don't know your history at all. The Rothschild banking dynasty was born of the international gold standard and they still have control over gold today.
Here are some proposals for bank / money reform:
-Debt moratorium on mortgages and student loans and housing prices must be allowed to fall *** -State-issued interest-free currency at the Dept of Treasury -Privately-created currency is outlawed *** ^^ The two most important by far -Compound interest, adjustable rate mortgages and interest exceeding 8% are outlawed -National commerce and agriculture bank (not a central bank) which extends 0% interest credit to farmers and producers for selling and buying goods -Tax on idle capital / investment funds sitting in banks unwilling to lend
Any other ideas? Why are some people so insistent on demurrage? It seems like a horrible method of taxation.
Ethan Thomas
The single most important fix to money is a return to a complete prohibition of usury, by the definition which stood for most of history; the charging of interest in any form must be a criminal act.
Beyond that, the money supply must be limited according to something, but importantly not something that is controlled by jews. Gold is a bad choice in recent history because the filthy kikes have managed to seize physical control over most of it. There is nothing inherent about Gold or Silver that makes it a preferred limiting factor. Bitcoin works just fine by using computational difficulty. Hitler made Germany great using productive labor as a limit.
Just as long as the jews don't control it, and interest can't be charged, money will cease to be a problem in the way it is now.
Parker Long
If the Federal Reserve didn't exist, Britain wouldn't have started the war to begin with. The only reason Britain did so was because Jews said "We'll get Americans to join if you fight Germany."
Liam Lopez
Just finished this, 10/10 presentation.
Colton Hill
This one's breddy gud too
Angel Phillips
Let me quote Feder again: Through intensive enlightenment of the people, it is to be made clear to the people that money is and should be nothing other than a voucher for completed labor; that while every highly developed economy of course has need of money as a medium of exchange, the function of money also ends with that, and in no case should money be lent a supramundane power to grow of itself by means of interest, at the expense of productive labor.
Lucas Price
I have never read Feder before, but just pulled up his Manifesto and it looks fantastic. Thanks for bringing it up.
OP bump, linking this thread to the protest thread I am about to make
Chase Howard
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David Watson
Modern "economists" everyone.
Cooper White
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Ayden Miller
From what I understand, gold, or the physical basis of currency, is used to stabilize the market. You can't have more money than you do gold, so you can kind of keep a handle on things and make sure things like inflation don't go through the roof. Now admittedly, this isn't the best system, but it was what we had.
The removal of the gold standard meant that there was no physical basis for currency, and this also meant interest could go super-sonic and without check.
Grayson White
Even if you are pro/anti-gold, I still dont see why you have to put it on a image that displays the exponential character of interest.
Camden Anderson
That's all well and good, except that the money supply ""must"" expand. If it does not expand, this leads to unemployment and debt-deflation. If the money supply expands in such a way that all prices rise equally, the only things that end up getting devalued are time-sensitive prices, meaning debts and investments. Compare this with deflation, where debts and investments soar in value, while wages and commodity prices plummet, causing sellers of these latter market goods to become bankrupt between the twin pincers of high debt-burden and low demand / insufficient money supply. Being concerned over the value of a currency belies a misunderstanding of money. Money is not a commodity but a unit of account. Money acquiring value does not make anyone richer, just as adding lines to a yardstick does not make it any longer. The only thing of any importance regarding money is the relations of prices within the money supply, not the absolute size of the supply itself.
Gold may have been good for keeping things from spiraling up, but what was the cost? A massive financial crisis every decade due to the inherent instability of a monetary standard which both fluctuates in value daily and is of insufficient quantity to counter-act severe drops in price, where small-holders would go bankrupt and then banks would be able to acquire everyone's property. The rinse-and-repeat process of fattening up the sheep and then fleecing them. Everyone hated gold that earned their living honestly. Those that owned gold and, by extension, had the power to lay claim to everyone's properties within the economy, absolutely loved it. Who fought for a paper standard? Farmers and workers. Who fought for the gold standard? Large plot-holders and metropolitan bankers. Read Arthur Kitson and other others of the time (1870-1920). Libertarianism is the greatest scam ever foisted on outsider politics.
Gabriel Cooper
Andrew "I killed the bank" Jackson Fucking bad ass
Connor Turner
The root problem is usury, when money makes money it's just opening a can of worms and why baby Jeebus lost his shit in the temple with the money changers. Usury was enabled about the time of the crusades by a Pope or anti-Pope to redistribute all that stolen wealth with strings attached. This was also the rise of the moneyed families whose inbred bloodlines still horde much wealth to this day, drive the economy and point it in particular directions be that war, surveillance state or whatever they feel can maintain the status quo. Technology has been the only thing to challenge this, another can of worms heh.
Luke Williams
The answer to the Fed is to have a block chain based currency where the currency is backed by human man/hours. Preferably each person would have their own currency backed by their own man/hours but you could also have a generic man/hour backed system.
Chase Clark
fucking capped
Levi Phillips
I'm not sure. What is usury? Money begetting money? Excessively high interest? Charging interest at all? Usury, insofar as it is a mythic archetypal sin of profit without labor, yes is the problem. But what is the solution?
I think it would be enough for banks to be lending savings but not creating money, for the state to be creating money plentifully and debt-free, and for the banks to be so weak politically that they could never upset this order.
Wyatt Perez
For-profit currency is the problem.
Only governments should have the power to issue money, and since lending is essentially an isse of money, only the government should be able to do it.
Since currencies are essentially worthless substitutes of real items, they are less of a commodity than an infrastructure, which the lenders make you pay rent for.
The solution is: nationalize banks.
Cameron Bell
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Elijah Bailey
Absolutely.
Disagree. Money and credit are not intrinsically the same thing. That's the whole problem, is that the banks have combined to two into one thing. Take away the banks privilege to create money and restore it to the state and then money ceases to be debt and takes on its true form, which is just a simple coin or token, value-less unit of accounting.
Just make sure that they're lending money, instead of creating it, or else you have the same problem you started with.
Levi Barnes
Why just not destroy the money you have made when you get it back. Feder suggests something along those lines.
Noah Foster
I don't remember what he says. I don't see why you would keep the system of creating money in the act of lending. Even if the interest collected on the loan is used publicly or if the loan is interest-free, you still expose yourself to one of the main problems of credit-monies, which is: they are highly fragile. If there is a string of defaults, a large portion of credit is extinguished and, because credit comprises the money supply, the money supply is jeopardized.
I don't see why you wouldn't just have the state issue currency as cash (non-credit money) while prohibiting banks from creating currency.
Landon Brooks
Blockchain currency where each person can issue their own credit redeemable in their own credit hours. Employers pay employees in their own credit hours. Credits are exchanged and evaluated by algorithms on blockchain. Items are priced in generic credit hour index but each individual has their own exchange rate. This is the ideal solution.
Anthony Hall
I know because aliens told me. It can be built. We have the technology. ethereum.org/
Charles Gray
bump
Kevin Thompson
I am pretty sure you may be right.
Alexander Diaz
Don't forget JFK issued currency and his demise was sealed.