Patriot123
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So Ron Paul's HR1207 bill would effectively audit the federal reserve. With that, all of the Feds actions would be wide out in the open - not just for Congress, but for the public. The same people who put Barack Obama into office. This means you would not only have us, the freedom movement, with that information, but them. Them being the liberals, "progressives," the socialists, communists, uneducated masses, whatever you'd like to call them. The majority of America. We've strayed so far away from a Republic that we can now more or less be considered a Democracy - or at least nearly. What does this mean? This means that you're going to have the Americans who know zero coming in and saying things like, "why is the federal reserve lending/borrowing all this money? We should use it to expand government power even more by creating more welfare programs." And because we're a quasi-Democracy, thanks to Jackson, you'll have tyranny of the majority over the minority - minority being us, and majority being the liberals and socialists of America. I think the opponents of this bill are right when they argue that the federal reserve was made private and secret so that it wouldn't have to endure political pressure, which could influence our monetary system either for the better, or more than likely for the worse.
If we were a Republic, I would say this bill would be a great move forward. We would have elected representatives making decisions based on the information provided from the audits. In a Democracy, however, like right now, you'll have Americans flipping out and intervening. They won't want to destroy the Fed, I think, but rather use the funds differently - ie for their free health care and welfare state
So the bill can very well backfire, with the uneducated masses of America using the bill against what we want - the restoration of America as it used to be.
So in short, I think if HR1207 gets passed, it'll be disastrous. We need to cut back on our budget and return to a Constitutional Republic before we start screwing with the mechanics of what's at least barely keeping this country afloat, now. Any thoughts?
If we were a Republic, I would say this bill would be a great move forward. We would have elected representatives making decisions based on the information provided from the audits. In a Democracy, however, like right now, you'll have Americans flipping out and intervening. They won't want to destroy the Fed, I think, but rather use the funds differently - ie for their free health care and welfare state

So in short, I think if HR1207 gets passed, it'll be disastrous. We need to cut back on our budget and return to a Constitutional Republic before we start screwing with the mechanics of what's at least barely keeping this country afloat, now. Any thoughts?