Struggling here with wanting to not like you for calling me out and at the same time agreeing with what you’ve stated ( ;

You are correct, the First & Second bank we’re not structured or operated in the same manner as what we see today. That’s said, Jackson seemed to have enough insight to understand the “pit vipers”, as he called them, would screw us all at some point if we allowed for the existence of National Banks.

(McCulloch v. Maryland) Seemed to have good intentions, but like many of the SC’s rulings, it ended up screwing us in the end.

*I’d like to believe they had no idea that they’re ruling would led to the disastrous act of 1913, but I definitely believe the Rothschild family saw that decision and immediately started salivating.

Struggling here with wanting to not like you for calling me out and at the same time agreeing with what you’ve stated ( ;

You are correct, the First & Second bank we’re not structured or operated in the same manner as what we see today. That’s said, Jackson seemed to have enough insight to understand the “pit vipers”, as he called them, would screw us all at some point if we allowed for the existence of National Banks.

(McCulloch v. Maryland) Seemed to have good intentions, but like many of the SC’s rulings, it ended up screwing us in the end.

*I’d like to believe they had no idea that they’re ruling would led to the disastrous act of 1913, but I definitely believe the Rothschild family saw that decision and immediately started salivating.