Originally Posted by
Flash
That has nothing to do with the Fed being unconstitutional.
Yes it does.
Originally Posted by
Flash
The founders had no problem with creating a national bank (except Jefferson).
The Fed is not a national bank. It is a national clearing house and money printer, and forces all banks to use it's currency.
Originally Posted by
Flash
No state has made anything but gold and silver legal tender and therefore states did not violate that provision in the Constitution. Banks chartered by the state do not have to belong to the Fed.
Banks are not to be charted by governments. Symantics fallacy. Contextomy fallacies.
Originally Posted by
Flash
Nothing says states must use only gold and silver as legal tender. It says states cannot make anything else legal tinder.
Paradox.
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