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RE: Yes, and SO much wrong.
Posted on: February 11, 2019 at 16:47:24 CT
ummmm MU
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1. Central currency is not the no. 1 economic problem now.
Yes, it is. Fiat currencies and central banking policies are the number one economic problem. They're distorting honest prices.
2. Having a problem with profiteers in war is ridiculous. Should they have given their stuff away free to the gov't?
Or how about no or less war?
3. We were fighting England then. To call that not major is also absurd.
How old are you? We weren't fighting anyone in the 1700s. Also, the AOC was enacted in March of 1781, and England surrendered in October of 1781 (not much crossover). Additionally, that wasn't an issue of states negotiating their own foreign policy (which was MBS' stated concern).
4. If they had NOT stifled violence, local or otherwise, WE WOULDN'T BE A ****ING COUNTRY TODAY YOU ****IING IDIOTS.
Great. Decentralize power.
Edited by ummmm at 16:47:32 on 02/11/19
Yes, it is. Fiat currencies and central banking policies are the number one economic problem. They're distorting honest prices.
2. Having a problem with profiteers in war is ridiculous. Should they have given their stuff away free to the gov't?
Or how about no or less war?
3. We were fighting England then. To call that not major is also absurd.
How old are you? We weren't fighting anyone in the 1700s. Also, the AOC was enacted in March of 1781, and England surrendered in October of 1781 (not much crossover). Additionally, that wasn't an issue of states negotiating their own foreign policy (which was MBS' stated concern).
4. If they had NOT stifled violence, local or otherwise, WE WOULDN'T BE A ****ING COUNTRY TODAY YOU ****IING IDIOTS.
Great. Decentralize power.
Edited by ummmm at 16:47:32 on 02/11/19
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RE: Yes, and SO much wrong. - ummmm MU - 2/11 16:47:24