The issue of our age is soliciting the best selling ideas.
The solutions are simple and obvious. Anyone can create money. Anything can be money. Money is best left to an unregulated market. They are only a tough sell because people bitch all day long about government yet they still turn to it to solve all of their problems.
He can’t think on his own two feet, and refuses to do any kind of inquiry. He just repeats the same old boring acatallactic view of money given to him by money cranks over the internet.
I repeat myself when under stress, I repeat myself when under stress, I repeat myself when under stress, I repeat … the more I look at it, the more I like it, I do think it’s good, I wish you were here to see it!
Dr. Luv?
Any relation to Captain Jack?
What you suggest simply won’t work for many reasons already suggested in this thread. Realize that government is evil and cannot be trusted in matters large nor small.
Do yourself a favor and open your mind to the reasoning presented before you here on this site and by its knowledgeable members. Avoid confusion on semantics, some terms are defined slightly differently here than what you’ve been taught in the mainstream.
Why sink in your ship when you have access to a life raft?
The Federal Reserve is a government agency. It is not privately owned.
No you don’t understand, money is debt. My math proves it: Y=M^4/x+t^2(X+r)Ir(WTF?)*M/v^-4
HOLY SHIT, YOU JUST HACKZ THE FREE MARKET!!!
Regardless of whether your math is correct or not, it has nothing to do with what I said. The Federal Reserve is a government agency. It’s not privately owned. it’s not privately controlled. It’s not even quasi-private. It is 100% a United States government agency. What does that have to do with money being debt?
Hahaha.
ESURIC! The wtf variable is multiplied by itself. YOU FORGOT! In your model chicken’s will fall from the sky dude! WTF^WTF. We need WTF to multiply WTF to bring economic nirvana. That will resolve the money as dept and make money as wealth. Anyone who denies this denies mathematic facts.
You’re absolutely right.
"Gold hasn’t had any relation debt, money, or anything else with money for over 70 years. Gold was de-monetized in 1933/34. You can’t trade gold electronically. "
me. i think most people posting here know this.
yeah..thats good. but the 70 year quip had nothing or anything else to do with the gold discussion to which i was posting earlier about.
i believe i clarified, clarified clarified that title to gold could and likely would be sent electronically as a way to avoid -
"Our debt based monetary system is a form of usury that will result in the transfer of all wealth from the many to the few. The intended outcome is debt slavery and tyranny under the cruel boots of oligarchs - a financial aristocracy.
People are becoming discontent and they sense that something is terribly awry. …and so on.
the issue of gold as money (see garbage above) popped up in this thread earlier when someone said "“There simply isn’t enough gold ever mined in the history of the world to make it work as a medium of exchange. I don’t hate gold or love it, but I’ve done the math.”
i was just positng some figures i had seen on another mises site about government gold holding.
gold, or claim to it, and how it is exchanged for goods was discussed as well. the 70 year absence of gold that you mentioned wasnt really associated to the /gold amount-exchange/ sliver of this thread.
i also added that it seemed that the thread had strayed from the ‘point’ of the original post.
to restate…i havent seen gold or any other mineral transported or atomized or sent electronically…i meant, and i think you know that, the title or claim to an amount of gold could be electronically transferred and printed out.
I hope you realize, Jack, that Esuric and others were being sarcastic not with you, but the Dr. dude. Esuric answered you how the Dr. person has been answering posts throughout the thread apparently.
Ok these guys say they havent watched Zeitgeist and of course we can give them the benefit of the doubt.
I recently stumbled on a video which promulgates these half-true, half-nonsensical statements about the economy we are in and realized it contained the same exact affirmations that our misled friends kept writing here.
Video here:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2550156453790090544#docid=5352106773770802849
Original site (lower part of the page there is a link to the site’s forum)
To Larry, Tomozope and the others,
Instead of dismissing the different schools of Economics as being illogical, useless or impractical, why don’t you try and read some of their books first?
It is CLEAR, judging by your conclusions on money and interest, that you have given no efforts on reading anything related to Austrian Economics (or plain economics it seems) and it should not come to you as a surprise if nobody on this forum takes you seriously. If I was to go on a Keynesian forum, I would make sure that I had read some of the school’s books before proceeding to debate people there.
The private, and independent, Federal Reserve is controlled by an international banking cartel. They control the government - it’s not the other way around as you suggest.
because we all know, the US government with all its defenceless bureaucrats trembles with fear under the yoke of the GlobalConspiracy of JewLizard Bankers who have the worlds largest standing army and access to alien weaponry, and werewolf attack squads.
LOL
An Act of Congress is no longer a governmental action. The President appointing the Federal Reserve is only done on the Presidents off-time, private time. And the Federal Reserve going to Congress for their regular Committee Meetings in which they state that Congress has given them the power via the Federal Reserve Act is only done on holidays and not in joint effort with any government. It’s called fascism when the cronies and government get together. The government is always so innocent - meanwhile - the U.S. Empire with troops stationed in ca. 177 countries around the world is a weak government that has no real power. The government doesn’t grant any monopoly powers to the Federal Reserve such as control of interest rates or handing out of dollars through the discount window, etc…
yes a lot of sarcasm in this post.
I think you have hit a great point that may bring us some common ground and clarity.
Hope we can find some common ground.
Larry
the free market is the common ground. welcome to Austrian economics.
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