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I agree, but Pinkerton and his Robber Baron backers had friends in high places and thousands of gun:A "paramilitary wing of big business" is a criminal enterprise, not law enforcement.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK of NEW YORK - Serving the Second District and the Nation - FEDERAL RESERVE BANK of NEW YORKWhy do you feel that?
What does .org tell you about the New York Fed's owners?
Robert L. Kelly's The Federal Reserve Trilogy Uncovers the Truth behind the Fed's $30 Trillion Heist
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK of NEW YORK - Serving the Second District and the Nation - FEDERAL RESERVE BANK of NEW YORKWhy do you feel that?
What does .org tell you about the New York Fed's owners?
Robert L. Kelly's The Federal Reserve Trilogy Uncovers the Truth behind the Fed's $30 Trillion Heist
I agree, but Pinkerton and his Robber Baron backers had friends in high places and thousands of gun:A "paramilitary wing of big business" is a criminal enterprise, not law enforcement.
If a majority of voters in a liberal democracy characterized by universal suffrage determine the kind of society they want, is government required to force an unwilling minority to comply?It's called freedom. The absence of authoritarian control. In a liberal democracy, government exists to protect our freedom to create the kind of society we want - each of in our own capacity. It's not there to decide what society should be, and then to force everyone to comply. Government should be the referee, not the coach.
Without economic coercion your lifestyle and mine could not exist:You probably won't ever get over the Marxian view the economic power is coercive, and that's the core of our disagreement. "Economic coercion" is a fraud, an excuse to justify actual coercion by the state.
If a majority of voters in a liberal democracy characterized by universal suffrage determine the kind of society they want, is government required to force an unwilling minority to comply?
No.They're owned by the US government.
Those with the most money get moreFollow the money.
How are their earnings split up?
US Capitalism rewards those with the most money the lion's share of governmental control. Since criminal enterprises have profit margins far exceeding those of "legitimate" capitalists, it's a case where the most effective criminals will command government as opposed to cooperate in secretive or unlawful ways. Look at who's currently living in the White House as living proof.Yeah. Sometimes government colludes with criminals. Point?
US Capitalism rewards those with the most money the lion's share of governmental control. Since criminal enterprises have profit margins far exceeding those of "legitimate" capitalists, it's a case where the most effective criminals will command government as opposed to cooperate in secretive or unlawful ways. Look at who's currently living in the White House as living proof.Yeah. Sometimes government colludes with criminals. Point?
In the mid-1960s a majority of American voters made it clear Jim Crow laws would no longer be tolerated in southern states. Was the federal government wrong to force the racist crackers to comply?No. That's not the purpose of government.
Who you always include some random picture and link in your posts, even when they're entirely irrelevant? Just curious. It's not required, you know.
Government is corrupted by ridiculous amounts of private wealth distributed to a few venal individuals by markets free of any vestige of moral sentiment. The democratic solution requires government to distribute wealth and income in ways that don't produce economic inequality in the first place, and this won't be accomplished by drowning government in a bath tub while the corrupting agents remain with their fortunes in tact.I always get belly laugh from this ridiculous argument. Government is corrupt, so, duh - we need more government? How does that work, in your head?
Feel is an emotion- stop pandering.Why do you feel that?
Government is corrupted by ...I always get belly laugh from this ridiculous argument. Government is corrupt, so, duh - we need more government? How does that work, in your head?
You do realize, I hope, that a corporation starts as 1 person with an idea- that has the gumption to pursue it-Regardless of how much gumption an entrepreneur possess, it isn't likely he or she will have as much money as a large corporation.
No. Our gov't requirements are pointed out in the constitution.If a majority of voters in a liberal democracy characterized by universal suffrage determine the kind of society they want, is government required to force an unwilling minority to comply?
No.They're owned by the US government.
The New York Fed.org is owned by Wall Street.
These Are the Banks that Own the New York Fed and Its Money Button
"By Pam Martens and Russ Martens: November 20, 2019 ~
"The New York Fed has now pumped out upwards of $3 trillion in a period of 63 days to unnamed trading houses on Wall Street to ease a liquidity crisis that has yet to be credibly explained.
"In addition, it has launched a new asset purchase program, buying up $60 billion each month in U.S. Treasury bills.
"Based on the continuing escalation of its plans, it appears to be testing the limits of what the public will tolerate.
"We thought it was time to answer the question: who exactly owns the New York Fed and its magical money spigot that can pump trillions of dollars into Wall Street at the press of a button."
Those with the most money get moreFollow the money.
How are their earnings split up?
"The five mega banks that are the major shareowners of the New York Fed are also supervised by the New York Fed, despite participating in the election of two-thirds of its Board of Directors.
"James Gorman, Chairman and CEO of Morgan Stanley, currently sits on the New York Fed Board. Jamie Dimon, Chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase, previously served two three-year terms on the Board."
These Are the Banks that Own the New York Fed and Its Money Button
Feel is an emotion- stop pandering.Why do you feel that?
History of the Federal Reserve System - Wikipedia
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