[P2P-F] Fw: Can "Printing" Money Save Economies? The Answer, Yes, and No....

Mon Sep 26 23:06:24 CEST 2011

Patrick, I think that you have pretty much pegged it. Perhaps it also is  
an incentive to be at the brutal end of the process. A currency which is  
based upon assets, issued on a non-debt basis does not guarantee that  
individuals wobn't get into debt to someone or some bank. iIt just means  
thatLike I keep telling everyone I can, all of this heinous nonsense is  
TOTALLY Un-Necessary, though extremely convenient for those with the  
franchise to print money to serve their private interests. In the US it  
happened in 1913 US Fed Reserve and in 1886 SP vs Santa Clara. Tadit

n Mon, 26 Sep 2011 16:33:00 -0400, Patrick Anderson <agnucius at gmail.com>  
wrote:

> robert searle wrote:
>> it can work..if not  too much money
>> is created by governments.
>
> If the humans composing our governments
> were not so cowardly, we could have been
> issuing our own currency from the beginning
> and never gone into debt AT ALL.
>
> There is no reason for groups of people to
> enter into debt when they have all the Labor
> value they can commit toward each other
> as 'taxes' to achieve their 'public' goals.
>
> Debt can easily avoidable by *groups* of
> people if they can structure a reliable and
> usable way to exchange commitments.
>
> By what authority do the Private Banksters
> issue currency, and why has almost every
> city, state, nation on Earth relinquished
> that authority?
>
> Do we really believe corporations will have
> incentives to not over-issue?
>
> They don't even *print* the money anyway,
> they only *issue* it electronically.
>
> Issuance is a matter of holding down the 0-
> key after some non-0 digit.
>
> Gaaarrrr!  The lack of careful thought and
> reconsideration of why we our drowning in
> debt is maddening for those of us that can
> see this is an insanely unfortunate and yet
> simultaneously unnecessary problem.
>
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