> What does this have to do with Libra? I bet most Americans are in favor of stopping Libra; aka Facebook's private currency. > Central banking is a huge part

> What does this have to do with Libra? I bet most Americans are in favor of stopping Libra; aka Facebook's private currency. > Central banking is a huge part of international economic policy and stability. There's a reason private money was outlawed in the 1900s. Private currencies seem to be legal so long as they aren't viewed by the government to be a method of avoiding taxes. Can you point me to some more information about this? Everything I've read seems to point to private currencies being legal in the United States at least (aside, I am aware of the liberty dollar case in the US. The government's angle was that it too closely resembled US currency iirc).