Introducing The Five Points of Economic Repression:
The banking sector has partnered with the federal government to implement a fiat monetary system, which allows both parties to create new units of currency without backing, effort, or productive output of any kind.
The banking sector and the federal government continually erode the currency’s value through unpredictable and excessive increases in its supply, producing inflation which harms the working class, but benefits the wealthy.
The federal government uses its lawmaking power to compel citizens to use its currency, which they may not create, but must earn, rendering citizens dependent on the monetary system to meet their basic needs.
The federal government then burdens the use of alternative currencies and more effective stores of value, like gold and bitcoin, with taxation and regulation, hobbling citizens’ ability to defend their rightfully earned wealth against theft through inflation.
The federal government phases out cash and concentrates custody of citizens’ funds in the hands of its banking partners, allowing it to surveil financial transactions. This consolidation of power exposes citizens to potential confiscation and censorship, further undermining their civil liberties.
Citizens are corralled by financial institutions and their own government into a system of legally enforced economic exploitation that disempowers them both economically and politically
through perpetual wealth extraction.
We're on a mission to create a fair and transparent monetary system that empowers individuals, instead of harming them.
The Five Points of Economic Repression reveal the U.S. federal monetary system to be the root cause of the issues America currently faces: financial despair, political polarization, erosion of trust and liberties, and the widening wealth gap, to name a few. To learn more...
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