The most valuable piece of paper in the world is a ballot, not paper money.

Paper money can be inflated, deflated, or can become worthless. Paper money can buy power and influence for the individual possessing it.

But a ballot is a piece of paper which has the potential of exerting the power of the people over those who would become our masters. About 350,000 paper ballots, reflecting the political intent of a Congressional constituency, can put a diligent and honest public servant in office, but 350,000 dollar bills cannot put a power mad psychopath in Congress.

>>14524201

>Had he not died I would be dead

Not understanding that: he died 2,000 years ago (and came back to life about 40 hours later). So when would you have died if he hadn't died?

>>14524567

And just how is a voodoo exorcism going to free his daughter from the clutches of real life monsters, and bring them to justice?