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Mr Khan said:
Marks said:
Mr Khan said:
 

Only the 18th, which was removed by the 21st, but that was prohibition

Ahh okay so definitely not an easy task. I think it could be made easier considering how desperate the times are, ending the fed could start to get rid of tons of US debt and end inflation/devaluation of the dollar. 

Can anyone prove that? Even if one were to assume the long-term effects would be good, poking at something so fundamental to the modern economy in the short term could likely do irreperable damage that would tear society asunder anyway

Advocates of monetary reform will argue that the current path will likely cause irreperable damage, as well. We simply ask: do we do it now, why we still have some control over the system, and time to implement it. Or do we wait until it's to late, until hyperinflation sets in, where the change is forced upon us, and we will have little control, and no time to adjust.