Fair, but it's not just "the money." The entire system is owned and run by them. They own and run 90-100% of all businesses, purchases, food production, infrastructure creation, energy, etc. How do we transition when every single one of the people who own and run these things are taken out? (Which they must be, they are all complicit.) I'm not saying it can't happen, but it's absolutely going to look like "a destruction of the system" after the fallout.

The point is, a "gold standard" can't solve the problem, not as things exist today. It must all fail first before we can think about what is being proposed in the House bill.

Fair, but it's not just "the money." The entire system is owned and run by them. They own and run 90-100% of all businesses, purchases, food production, infrastructure creation, energy, etc. How do we transition when every single one of the people who own and run these things are taken out (which they must be, they are all complicit)? I'm not saying it can't happen, but it's absolutely going to look like "a destruction of the system" after the fallout.

The point is, a "gold standard" can't solve the problem, not as things exist today. It must all fail first before we can think about what is being proposed in the House bill.

Fair, but it's not just "the money." The entire system is owned and run by them. They own and run 90-100% + of all businesses, purchases, food production, infrastructure creation, energy, etc. How do we transition when every single one of the people who own and run these things are taken out (which they must be, they are all complicit)? I'm not saying it can't happen, but it's absolutely going to look like "a destruction of the system" after the fallout.

The point is, a "gold standard" can't solve the problem, not as things exist today. It must all fail first before we can think about what is being proposed in the House bill.