>>9355676 (pb)
Totally right on with this, anon. One small error, which most Americans don't understand but ABSOLUTELY should. It is right in line with the fact of LITERALLY LOSING THE ORIGINAL MEANING OF THE CONSTITUTION.
To wit: The "Dollar" in 1787 was universally understood to be the "Spanish Milled Dollar" or 8 Reale coin. Pieces of Eight. 8 bits to a dollar. Shave and a hair cut, two bits i.e. a quarter. How did the NYSE list stock prices from 1792 to 2000? InEighthsof a "United States Dollar" a Coin being "of the value of" 371 and 4/16 grains of fineSILVER"as in the Spanish Milled Dollars now current", according to the Mint/Coinage Act of 1792, under Congress's Article 1 Section 8 Clause 5 power to "Coin Money, regulate the value thereof, and of Foreign Coin, and FIX THE STANDARD OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Thus, the Constitutional monetary standard of the U.S. has ALWAYS been a SILVER standard, problematic digressions into a purported gold standard notwithstanding. Having FIXED the STANDARD of value of the U.S Monetary unit as being a FIXED WEIGHT of SILVER, Congress can no more change that than they can legislate the length of a day, or the value of Pi. At least, not without Constitutional amendment.
And up until mid-1968, you could take Federal Reserve Notes/Tokens and exchange them for Silver Certificates, and exchange those for that weight of Silver. Not that long ago, in the grand scheme of things...
>This dude has always been based as fuck… My answer to him is this.
>WE COLLECTIVELY LOST A LITERAL INTERPRETATION OF THE ORIGINAL CONSTITUTION. Those who knew it and lived by it died and those who came after never knew what they had left behind.
>Allodial Title/Land Patent
>No income tax
>No sales tax
>No licensing for nearly everything
>Public lands free to use by the public.
>Privacy is paramount
>Courts were honest and public
>Government was so fucking small you had to rice a horse for 2 days to even find an agent. Imagine if you had to drive to your state capitol to even find a government employee or drive to DC to find a national level person! No IRS confiscations and fuckery. Banks were booring as fuck because we were on a gold standard. I could go on all day but I will end with this..
>That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.