Sumo used to be a handyman and worked on crazy houses built into cliffs.
It should be a law that businesses have to accept cash.
Money is debt and has no value outside of taxation. Taxes are redemptive, when you pay taxes the money disappears.
Your taxes don’t actually pay for anything.
You have to earn money before you spend it. The government spends it first, then gets it back.
The original purpose of writing was for accounting.
A coincidence of wants, debt precedes money.
Fuzzy credit, mans laughter, and blood feuds. Money begins as blood debt.
Sovereign Citizen stuff.
Taxes force you to use the government’s money.
Money is a bloody disaster.
Debt comes first, debt is money and the deficit doesn’t matter. The government has infinite power to control the value of money.
People hate the truth and want to hear lies.
But what about inflation in Weimar Germany and local taxes?
How Jesus pays for our sins. Ransom Theory, The Economy of Salvation, Treasures of Merit and Penal Substitutionary Atonement.
Defining yourself against degeneracy.
Everything is everything and everything is your fault.
The role of the City of Refuge and the Avenger of Blood in the Old Testament.
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