Jefferson was against GOVERNMENT FORCED MONOPOLIES, especially in banking. He was NOT against private banking per say!Jason wrote:Thank you for the information on Jefferson's feelings about paper money and private banking....much appreciated. So he was against paper and private banking.
Not necessarily. They were for PM money, whether government or otherwise. That is the beauty of PM money: it DOES NOT NEED GOVERNMENT FORCE to operate, because of its INTRINSIC VALUE, i.e. value INDEPENDENT of the government (or absence of it) or of the whims of politicians and banksters. Joseph Smith and Thomas Jefferson, and Ezra T. Benson said as much! (And you are twisting their words again!)Jason wrote:Great....as you point out with those three great men above....all were for PM money....that is PM government money.
Destruction of a corrupt and wicked government and replacing it with respect for private property and law of JUSTICE and peace is a good thing. That's what the Founders taught us. Read it for yourself. It is in declaration of Independence, and in many other places. It is the government now that is destroying the people. And the people will be destroyed if they do not wake up to it!Jason wrote:I have no argument with that. What I am against is the destruction of government and the people that will shortly follow as their last remaining tool is removed.
