Reply #9: That is within context of money law. [View All]

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If a state goes bankrupt, it is still in money law, all a state has to do is nationalize a buisness, and they are solvent.

They can only be bankrupt on the playing field of those that want them bankrupt.

What they are missing in that issue is that people would follow money laws after those laws lead to such effects, showing the laws are not valid laws.


Interestingly it is often called anarchy to remove government, what many want is a money law in effect, where the money you have determines everything you have or do, and then they print the money.


It makes sense why they want all laws based on money, by removing the moral component, they can elevate there status by leaves stuffed in their jackets.