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Originally Posted by Qbert
Interesting that you make that assumption based on my pointing out a factual error. I think perhaps you just like to stir shit for the sake of your own entertainment.
As a rule I don't debate politics on public forums, it's a futile effort at best, and wastes way too much time.
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that's fine.
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Originally Posted by TheDoc
How is it a flipflop when he's asking to reverse one of the exact things that is an issue with the fed, and even claimed so by him?
Wanting to audit the fed, close it down for the fraud it's doing (the interest on our money) and then him asking to reverse the interest payments, is about as far from a flipflop as you can get.
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that's your opinion. as i've mentioned previously, i see it another way and am posting that. besides, that's not the key point i've made in this thread, it is tangential.
the major point it ron paul advocating using the fed this way.
question, what will happen with the fed's ledger sheet to balance wiping this debt off the books? you do know there was a corresponding equal amount of dollars printing to back up this debt?
so the ledger sheet won't add up, you will have 1.5 trillion PRINTED dollars with no debt backing it up. how will that work?