> socialization of the money supply.  you mean outlawing debt-based currency, and speculative banking? > if you were evaluated as a person, would you prefer to be evaluated on how much you have, what you promise to do, or what you have done?  you mean instituting a labor-standard of currency to prevent international banks taking over national currency through debt speculation? > one unit (reichsmark/dollar) set at one hour of productive labor prevents bankers from fucking with the value of the currency through loans, inflation, and other schemes to "make money produce more of itself without doing anything". it would prevent the runaway inflation we have today, where every time a bank loans a dollar that doesn't exist the federal reserve "prints" one into existence (through inflation, ie, debt for the taxpayer to repay in taxes) to protect bank profits. for proof see: > "can banks individually create money out of nothing? the theories and the empirical evidence." by richard werner   ation/265909749_can_banks_individua lly_create_money_out_of_nothing_-_t he_theories_and_the_empirical_evide nce > in less than 30 pages, he proves that over 95% of the money supply is digital, and created out of thin air when banks issue loans. he destroys the bullshit "fractional reserve banking" model that is taught in public schools, colleges, and pushed by the brainwashed austrian economists and bank-owned federal reserve:   uzzxmz6sjhiie see also > "sovereign money" by joseph huber to under the split-circuit creation of money by public and private banks   hw43ccemuxonh
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