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The thing that grieves me is the pretense that monetary policy occurs in some apolitical realm. The spirit of the 1787 Constitution is that people wielding vas
by smitty1e 7y ago
The thing that grieves me is the pretense that monetary policy occurs in some apolitical realm.
The spirit of the 1787 Constitution is that people wielding vast power stand for election.
The Supreme Court does not.
If the argument is that the Federal Reserve resembles SCOTUS, fine.
But an outfit tantamount in power to a fourth branch of government ought not to have been rushed through legislatively at the end of 1913.
Reform, make transparent, and amend the Constitution to legitimize this entity, say I.
- Fjolsvith 7y ago> Reform, make transparent, and amend the Constitution to legitimize this entity, say I. Dismantle this entity, say I.
- smitty1e 7y agoI'm not rejecting that completely, but there needs to be some healthy dialogue. By which I do NOT mean our cancel culture hogwash where anyone disagreeing with the globalist orthodoxy is an -ist -ite -ism of the worst sort.