Without IRS

"Should have been considered citizens"? That was a legal impossibility under the law of that time. Apparently you do not understand the legal limitations on citizenship imposed by the law then. Even now, the 14th amendment is the dominant potentiator of rights, second class in nature though they are.

The state government employed slave patrol to enforce slavery. This is false imprisonment and the federal government did nothing to protect the constitutional rights of people who should have been considered citizens. We pay reparations to people falsely imprisoned today, so I think reparations seem reasonable.

America provided Japanese reparations for 2.5-3 years of internment but denied reparations to Black people who suffered over 250+ years of chattel slavery.

@JoeySourlisVo @TheDadward @dangitman50 @MetamateDaz I still don't see a better system being proposed.

@NotYerSlave @TheDadward @dangitman50 @MetamateDaz Everytime people do, you complain. We try to vote for it, but you guys believe more in "the product" than the people making it. In a country that only cares about the money it can generate, what hope do we have of convincing anyone we have a better idea that works for us?

The minimum wage in Pennsylvania is $7.25 an hour. A regular Auntie Anne’s soft pretzel at the mall is $7.29. Imagine telling someone an hour of their time is worth less than a pretzel.

Every Federal Reserve Note in circulation is an obligation of the United States government. They are tokens in representation if bond backed debt, not instruments related to wealth. Federal Reserve products are private property which the people voluntarily elect to use as money despite its inherent perils. No fraud is involved.

The greatest con job in human history—how commercial banks manufacture money from absolutely nothing and call it lending. When you deposit $1,000 cash at JPMorgan, the bank doesn't lock your money in a vault. They keep maybe $100 (a 10% reserve requirement) and immediately lend out $900 to someone else. But here's where the fraud begins: they don't delete your $1,000 balance. Your account still shows $1,000 while they hand $900 cash to a borrower. The money supply just expanded to $1,900 from your original $1,000 deposit. And the scam multiplies. That borrower deposits the $900 at Wells Fargo, which keeps $90 and lends out $810. The depositor's account shows $900, the new borrower gets $810 cash—now we have $2,710 in circulation from your original $1,000. This fractional reserve process continues until the banking system transforms your single deposit into roughly $10,000 of circulating money. Banks collect interest on money they created from thin air while paying you 0.5% on your "deposit." They profit from lending money they never had, backed by deposits they've already lent out multiple times over. The Federal Reserve enables this pyramid scheme by acting as lender of last resort when depositors actually want their money back. Every dollar in your checking account represents a claim on the same underlying reserves as nine other dollars. When you swipe your debit card, you're spending digital entries backed by a fraction of real money—and the banks are collecting interest on the difference. This example is taken from Murray Rothbard's "The Mystery of Banking".

1. All loan origination is supported by hypothecation of property to the subject debt. Your claim is false. 2. Banks do not lend money. They provide book entry accounting services which track debt and record customer demands made by presentment of "transactions money" which are products of the bank. 3. Nobody is obligated to use Federal Reserve products or consider, accept or use them as money. 4. Neither American law nor Federal Reserve policy define the Federal Reserve Note as being money. You have much to learn.

@Matt_Pinner Asking to immediately be strangulated to the point of blacking out?

Who can figure this out?

@MeghanMcCain And George Washington literally dragged surveyor chains through forests and swamps as a land surveyor. People busy producing value for mankind don't have much time to spend stirring shit as do those who suggest Mullins is unqualified to serve the nation in his new role.

I don’t get it - it’s a flex AOC was a bartender but it’s a negative Markwayne was a plumber? You are such a hack.

@arlenparsa The proof is in the pudding. Time will tell what the work product of those two turns out to be. "Hope that helps."

AOC graduated with honors from Boston University with double degrees in Economics and International Relations. Markwayne was the only Senator without even a bachelor’s degree. Hope that helps.

@stellajaneroyce @queenie4rmnola Are you trying to make a point or just tossing bits of info?

@NotYerSlave @queenie4rmnola Paid forty years AFTER they were forced from their homes and lives into cramped, dirty concentration camps

@professord70 @queenie4rmnola I hear crickets. . . oh, that's just the sound audible while nobody talks about or does anything about people PRESENTLY enslaved. By the way, punctuation does exist. Those who do not use it make their writing appear as if the product of an ignorant person.

If it’s not given to us it’s just better to take what’s owed it seems to be the way of things in this country . These people and their white adjacent allies will make every stupid ass excuse why we don’t deserve reparations. They need some one to demonize just like to say of black people kill each other don’t know black person own a gun manufacturer white America gave us the guns and the drugs until white people started getting unalived by the same guns and drugs.

@DavidJHarrisJr Is that why we see whitey ransacking stores in droves and making off with the goods?

Have you also noticed how white people try to be more like black people?😂

@kylesevery @Cole_Walmsley An argument for so-called "flexible currency", fiat. Circulating tokens of debt adopted by the unwitting population for use as money.

@Cole_Walmsley “The great body of people, mentally incapable of comprehending the tremendous advantage that capital derives from the system, will bear its burdens without complaint, and perhaps without even suspecting that the system is inimical to their interests.”

This is central banking in a nutshell: A group of rich guys go to the king and say: "Hey, you need money for your war. We'll give you all the money you want." The king says: "Great, where's the money?" They say: "We're going to make it up. We'll write numbers in a book and that's your money now." The king says: "What do I owe you?" They say: "You pay us back with interest." The king says: "Where do I get that money?" They say: "You tax your citizens." The king says: "What if I can't pay it all back?" They say: "That's fine. We'll lend you more. Same deal." The king says: "And what do you do with the IOUs I gave you?" They say: "We use them to prove we have money, so we can lend even more money to other people and charge them interest too." The king says: "So you made up money, lent it to me, I tax my people to pay you back, and then you use my debt to make up even more money and lend it to everyone else?" They say: "Yes." The king says: "What did it cost you?" They say: "Nothing." That's literally how the Bank of England started in 1694. The Bank was formed to finance King William's war with France. The king gave the Bank a charter, granting it a monopoly on money. The king could have as much money as he wanted. The bankers could always earn interest. Taxpayers covered the bill. Now replace "king" with "United States Government" and you have the Federal Reserve in 1913. Same story, different country. It doesn't end there. 185 central banks exist in the world today. Across the globe, the governments get as much money as they want, the bankers load their pockets with interest, and the taxpayers pay for it all. Oh, and if you don't pay your taxes, they'll fine you, penalize you, or throw you in jail. The ONLY way out of this is to STOP USING THEIR MONEY. As long as you're using the money that central banks control, the central banks will have control. You have to stop giving them energy. Use a different form of money that they can't control. This is why Satoshi Nakamoto created Bitcoin.

The lunch pin to that is that the people voluntarily set aside their wealth money ( Au &Ag coin) and use the private paper as money, which they did do. Now the task is to get them to set aside that fist and use bitcoin as their money. Quite a challenge. On separate note, the IRS issue is solved.

@Mschatnoir Perhaps she was a nono mature woman with a posing-as-child fettish.

Some Muslims claim Aisha (Mohammads 6 year old wife) had gone through puberty so it was fine to marry her because old times. It's NEVER BEEN OK..6 Year olds generally not going through puberty at all...and if she had..she was still 6..a small child...mentally not developed much beyond toddler... they are so sick

@TheAliceSmith It is not out of the realm of possibility if the corruption here is significantly less than in their home countries. They, working here under superior management in general may also provide more consistent benefit here if management back home was worse.

It seems illogical to believe that immigrants can’t improve their own countries but they can improve ours.

@jscs9747 @RealMrJohnJr Doing that does not relieve you of U.S. tax obligation.

@RealMrJohnJr Stop paying. Claim exempt on withholding. Fkem

The Federal Reserve and IRS are unconstitutional. The Federal Reserve and IRS are unconstitutional. The Federal Reserve and IRS are unconstitutional.

Oh, but there is! The Federal Reserve cannot operate without reliance on buying T-bills and T-notes to underpin the debt notes which it distributes to member banks as advances and for no other purpose. Every circulating Federal Reserve Note is an obligation of the United States government. Every one of them is a token of debt, not wealth.

@RealMrJohnJr There is nothing federal about the federal reserve !!

@JCktuck1952 @RealMrJohnJr It is not unconstitutional. It is a voluntary participation service.

@RealMrJohnJr Why is the IRS Unconstitutional?

@Frenchie4140 @RealMrJohnJr Nobody is obligated to use Federal Reserve products as money.

@RealMrJohnJr And there’s nothing “federal” about the Fed. It’s actually private

@Frenchie4140 @RealMrJohnJr That is very old news but worth repeating as not many folks seem to know.