SR 11 Why Government is Good - v. 2.0

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Uploaded by on Feb 14, 2010

Someone in the background didn't want to be in the vid. That's the only change. Bumper music is "The Four Horsemen" by Aphrodite's Child, 1972. We can take back the control of our government by taking back the money power. Government isn't perfect, but it's all we've got to ensure freedom. The moneychangers have figured out how to buy Congress, so guess what; Congress is no longer responsive to the voters.

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  • It was worth watching again.

  • Still ~ Interesting argument for Fiat money, but without backing money with something, how is the government restrained from using the mint as their personal ATM, printing too much money, and devaluing the currency?

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  • Lets call Slavery, Slavery... not Serfdom...

  • Good stuff.

  • @KyleSkullz -- no

  • 100% Interesting.

  • Wasn't John F Kennedy murdered for an issue like this?

  • The American history shows that a society must always be ready to fight for their freedom and their just share in the prosperity. My greatest admiration for your work, I very much hope that people realize that it was their grandfathers and great grandfathers had been able to shake off the chains of debt interest, and that there are powerful enemies who seek to prevent just that.

  • @roflcopter804

    Aphrodite's Child "The Four Horsemen"

  • I must've got ya thinkin'. :-)

  • @bstill3

    "Which is why I can say without a doubt that I am not, nor will I ever be counted as an anarchist"

    Do you believe that some people ought to have the right to INITIATE the use and/or threat of coercion and violence against other people who have committed no crime?

  • @OgallalaKnowhow -- money must -- according to Brit. Bob Welham -- "must be valueless and ubiquitous to effectively serve the public interest." There can be no less a value than valueless, so therefore, anything more valuable will incur a cost that would naturally favor the valueless, debt-free money. I don't fear competing currencies, but they would never be much more than a security blanket because in a rightly-controlled debt-free system, the would impose a cost that US Notes would not.

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