The SCARIEST Way to “Make Jobs”
If you ask, “Why?” regarding the topic of joblessness, the answer is usually : no money.
Without money, one cannot buy necessities.
Without customers, businesses can’t sell, nor hire labor.
Without jobs, people have no money to buy necessities.
So who has “all the money?” Or better yet, “Why is there not enough money in circulation so people can be productive and trade?”
To the government, the socialists, the usurers, and the wealthy privileged power brokers, the most scariest way for people to “make jobs” is for them to “make their own money.”
Though most believe that government has the power to make money, that is incorrect. The constitution only grants Congress the power to COIN money (stamp bullion) and BORROW money. If Congress ever had the power to create money, why would it need the power to borrow it? And since it has no power to create money, it can’t give that power to anyone else.
So who has the power to “make money?”
To answer that question, let me pose this : what do you use money for?
For trade. Money is a medium of exchange.
When people trade things of equivalent value, it’s barter - no money needed.
(“I’ll trade you a dozen eggs for your fishhooks...”)
But when people trade and one does not immediately receive something of equivalent value, he requires a “value holder” to use in a future trade ... like a money token (coin, etc).
Guess what also acts as a value holder for future trade?
PROMISSORY NOTE - A written promise to do or provide something, usually presented as a gift and claimable when or however the recipient chooses. ( A “free” coupon is the same thing)
In short, any productive person or enterprise can issue
private promissory notes, denominated in what they can do, perform, or produce, and use them for trade in their local marketplace. Free people can create their own mediums of exchange to facilitate trade, independent of bankers, governments, and other parasites.
Of course, there is no usury, no “income tax,” no excise tax (no privilege involved), and no way to inflate or deflate the value of a
non-money note. Which is why “the System” is mute on the subject, and hopes that people
never, ever consider it as their remedy.
(You may also have noted the fine print on "free" coupons : "cash value 1/20 of a cent". Curious? Ask government why.)