>>22549824

>With today's silver price, that would be around 25x$8B, or $200B worth of silver to let our current change convert to constitutional money.

Sorry, it doesn't work that way anymore. With a few outliers, American silver coinage was 90% silver before 1965. Today it is a sandwich made of baser metals and not worth face value, save for the penny which costs 3c to make.

The charming thing about "junk" (90%) silver coins is that ten dimes, 4 quarters, two halves or a silver dollar all contain roughly the same quantity of silver, about .715 Troy oz.

https://learn.apmex.com/learning-guide/bullion/what-is-junk-silver/

>>22549959

>This proves that taxes are simply theft.

History proves that all taxes are theft. As soon as man (and woman) reached the point they could produce a surplus of food for a rainy day, drought or famine, some lazy bastard that was bigger than him or could hire goons as tax collectors formed what was the foundation of "governments".

Against the Grain: A Deep History of the Earliest States [Scott, James C.]

>>22550210

>.723 when freshly minted.

>.715 figure for junk accounts for wear.

That's why I pay a small premium for halves and dollars, less wear.

>>22550232

>'He's Building a Concentration Camp'

Why aren't they using the "FEMA camps" we've been hearing about for years?

>>22550272

>ts basically a protection racket,

And the cops are the muscle, with a monopoly on legalized violence for disobedience.

>>22550314

>The agency is directly funded by the Federal Reserve, outside the usual congressional appropriations process.

Which is unconstitutional because it removes congressional oversight, power of the purse.