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I prove the Federal Reserve is counterfeiting, not “printing money.” The approach is from Aristotle’s Ethics, Topics, and Analytics. What is U.S. Const. 1.8.6?

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@JTighe1873 @firsttimelifer @RichardHanania Thank you! If their content is true their titles, then I like them already.

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@MicahHaley @RichardHanania Lol. I see what you did there.

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@firsttimelifer @RichardHanania Got it and I agree. I've never heard of either of these guys and I am out of context.

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Victor Hugo nailed your point the wall in one sentence. This is from his description of The Monster in his novel Toilers of the Sea:

"The misshapen thing struggles under the necessity of elimination, rendering it hostile."

What is misshapen? Under developed? Over "developed?" Under educated? Over "educated?" ...Yes.

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@zerohedge It's like The Assembly Women by Aristophanes! Which one is Praxagora?

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@BreannaMorello Just more distributary, smoldering fuse powder. Nothing becomes of this, nothing changes.

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If it didn't require an amendment or Article V, the best way to "fix" elections would be to stop having them and use sortition instead. Not randomly, but logically like it was done in The Republic of Venice which was the longest running separation of politics from money that any state had the pleasure of constituting. It worked for over 500 years.

Example outline could be that any federal office holders would be drawn by lot from state offices. Imagine the President of the US drawn through a series of sortition from the pool of 50 governors. What could go wrong? Could it be any worse? Having so many parts all drawn by lot from qualifying pools it would make "buying" candidates difficult. AND, Polymarket would still thrive!.

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What grown ups keep diaries? I thought that's what kids do as a tool to learn how to write and focus. It forces them to learn how to think on their own. Sounds more like "Captain's log." Diaries are child's play but captain's log when one is not a captain is like delusions of grandeur.

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@zerohedge Peace sells but who's buying

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@zerohedge Abandon all these -isms and -ists! Away with sophistry. No one talked politics better than the Master of those that know, "The highest good of politics is justice and thus laws of confiscation are evil." #Aristotle [my paraphrase]

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@KadrmasDj @zerohedge The "bankers" laundering their counterfeit through the "Treasury" and having the confiscation victims clean it is a kinder, gentler oligarchy than 17th century feudalism. In modern world everything is great, even when it is not good!

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@WitteWitte30 @zerohedge But why is it such an easy problem to have?

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@hotelier100 @zerohedge Not now, we don't. It comes from the future!

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@Dee83764839 @zerohedge That'll work, maybe. But you left out the marinade. Simpler to let is soak over night in a 3 to 1 ACV and water solution. Yum.

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Fastest way to #endthefed is to stop lying and call the blip that the Fed introduces by its name, counterfeit, and then connect their activity to U.S. Const. 1.8.6. " A dollar is dug from the mines." -Thomas Jefferson. The best thing anyone can do for the truth is to speak it. Zero Edge sucking Misses Institute drool forever.

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Yes! This is a good example of the drll down on the original paraphrase. #Aristotle is making his point against Plato, as usual, that goods, all goods, and even the highest goods are only relative to humans because only humans have a choice. Plato’s highest good is Unity and disconnected from action. In Eudemian Ethics he references the absurdity of Plato’s claim “as if numbers have desire.”