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Each person will regulate their own money individually.We cannot back the "inflated" dollar up with gold but we can issue a new currency backed by gold and not go off it. If we do that and eliminate de-facto counterfeiting from printing and fractional reserve banking, we would have a sound currency with a fixed Note:Gold ratio. A strable currency will not be subject to value swings and you would always know that your store of value was safe and fixed. It's honest I know, but I believe we could do it. In this system, saving and deflation are a good thing and borriwing and debt and inflation are a bad thing. Unlike today's dishonest swindler economy.
"If I didn't know any better I would believe your paid to talk bulls**t."Do you know any better? The US department of defense released papers several years ago stating that they were going to fight the "propaganda war" on the internet and among the tactics listed was infiltrating and attempting to change the cultural values of online discussion groups, such as chat rooms and aggregate news forums. I imagine they use obvious shills, (and it's hard to be a more obvious shill than NoLiberties), as well as less obvious ones and even deep undercover shills towards this process.
I commented 9 hours and 11 minutes ago, and not one Libertarian came along with a short list of some of Ron Paul's legislative accomplishments... but six of them buried my comment. Pathetic.
Please bear in mind that the campaign financial disclosure statements of most of Congress will trail back to the Fed. I'm still gonna fight to make sure this thing gets passed. Lynn Woolsley is a traitor but at least we can still turn up the heat on this simpleton.
I buried it because of your off topic asshattery. And don't think any supposed "bury because they can't fight" phenomenon just happens to you, especially now that you've got not one but 2 replies by now. s**t. <a class="user" href="http://digg.com/politics/GOP_Can_Kiss_Pennsylvania_Goodbye_Without_Specter?t=24663737#c24687882">http://digg.com/politics/GOP_Can_Kiss_Pennsylvania ...</a> is but ONE example from my comments.And go look at Wikipedia if you want to know what the f**k Dr. Paul's done legislatively, otherwise STFU about Ron Paul & talk about whether or not we should audit the fed, because despite your efforts to change the subject THAT is what this is about, and there are plenty of other place on Digg to discuss irrelevant s**t about hating Ron Paul.
bilabrinApr 2, 2009
Each person will regulate their own money individually.We cannot back the "inflated" dollar up with gold but we can issue a new currency backed by gold and not go off it. If we do that and eliminate de-facto counterfeiting from printing and fractional reserve banking, we would have a sound currency with a fixed Note:Gold ratio. A strable currency will not be subject to value swings and you would always know that your store of value was safe and fixed. It's honest I know, but I believe we could do it. In this system, saving and deflation are a good thing and borriwing and debt and inflation are a bad thing. Unlike today's dishonest swindler economy.
nonserviumApr 2, 2009
"If I didn't know any better I would believe your paid to talk bulls**t."Do you know any better? The US department of defense released papers several years ago stating that they were going to fight the "propaganda war" on the internet and among the tactics listed was infiltrating and attempting to change the cultural values of online discussion groups, such as chat rooms and aggregate news forums. I imagine they use obvious shills, (and it's hard to be a more obvious shill than NoLiberties), as well as less obvious ones and even deep undercover shills towards this process.
diggproofApr 3, 2009
Sounds about right to me:<a class="user" href="http://www.forbes.com/2009/04/02/treasury-bonds-investing-personal-finance-treasury-bubble.html">http://www.forbes.com/2009/04/02/treasury-bonds-in ...</a>I won't say it's impossible, but it's sure as hell not going to probably happen. It has to get much worse. Not looking likely with the way the market's looking now.
Closed AccountApr 3, 2009
I commented 9 hours and 11 minutes ago, and not one Libertarian came along with a short list of some of Ron Paul's legislative accomplishments... but six of them buried my comment. Pathetic.
lawofnationsApr 3, 2009
Please bear in mind that the campaign financial disclosure statements of most of Congress will trail back to the Fed. I'm still gonna fight to make sure this thing gets passed. Lynn Woolsley is a traitor but at least we can still turn up the heat on this simpleton.
Closed AccountApr 7, 2009
I buried it because of your off topic asshattery. And don't think any supposed "bury because they can't fight" phenomenon just happens to you, especially now that you've got not one but 2 replies by now. s**t. <a class="user" href="http://digg.com/politics/GOP_Can_Kiss_Pennsylvania_Goodbye_Without_Specter?t=24663737#c24687882">http://digg.com/politics/GOP_Can_Kiss_Pennsylvania ...</a> is but ONE example from my comments.And go look at Wikipedia if you want to know what the f**k Dr. Paul's done legislatively, otherwise STFU about Ron Paul & talk about whether or not we should audit the fed, because despite your efforts to change the subject THAT is what this is about, and there are plenty of other place on Digg to discuss irrelevant s**t about hating Ron Paul.