but it's just a piece of paper...
When dealing with money their are some rules that don't apply to more common products and this is because the private company that issues the product is also involved in our government AND the product isn't a service it is a necessity.
The product that banks issue may be made of paper, but it is backed by faith and human stock. Look on your birth certificate, there are some numbers sideways on the edge of the document. This is your stock number. Your value as a unit has been determined and you ar4e openly traded on the stock market all the time. A dollars value is backed by your flesh. So you say it is just a piece of paper, but it is a piece of paper that fluctuates in representational value of how much your flesh is worth.
There really isn't such a thing as taxes...only hikes in the distributors prices to provide the service and they have collection agencies in every single solitary outlet that legitimately charges you for their service. If your job requires you to accept money, you are a volunteer collector for the IRS which is regulated by a machine that is programmed to calculate the fees for you.
It's a trade off - You can use our product with no deposit, but we will use your flesh in the meantime to multiply our assets however, you still need to reimburse us for the service we have provided for you. That "piece of paper" is representational of an agreement you made to be in economic bondage in order to survive the slave system. A piece of paper indeed! What will we fall for next?
EDIT: I wrote this to express one angle of a very complex subject. I realized I wrote this more like "here are the facts" as opposed to "here are some of the facts" and I want to clarify that I understand there is much more to this. I'm not trying to sit here and write a thesis on fractional reserve banking... but I could.
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