It’s no coincidence after Lincoln assassination a year later we started to pay taxes
ABOLISH TAXES
No taxation
Without representation
Abolish black rock and big corporations
Let the people prosper
Let the people grow
We the people
The Case Against the Federal Reserve
The Federal Reserve, established in 1913, is the central banking system of the United States, responsible for regulating monetary policy, stabilizing the economy, and managing inflation and unemployment rates. However, critics argue that it perpetuates economic instability rather than solving it.
One major criticism is that the Federal Reserve, by controlling interest rates and the money supply, manipulates the natural market forces that would otherwise create balance. Proponents of its abolition assert that interest rates should be determined by market conditions, not by a central authority. They argue that the Federal Reserve’s policies often lead to economic bubbles, which then burst, causing recessions or depressions, such as the Great Depression and the 2008 financial crisis. By creating artificial booms through easy money policies, they believe the Federal Reserve sets the economy up for inevitable busts.
Another point of contention is the Federal Reserve’s lack of transparency and accountability. Though it is ostensibly designed to operate independently from political influence, critics claim that the Fed is unduly influenced by big banks and financial institutions. This, they argue, results in policies that disproportionately benefit the financial elite at the expense of the average citizen, contributing to wealth inequality and a system of crony capitalism.
Some advocates of abolition, like former Congressman Ron Paul, call for a return to a gold standard, where currency is backed
It is in our amendment
