If by 'crashing the system' you mean refusing to approve yet another massive spending bill and thus "shutting the government down," it is the only means either the President or the House has to control government spending. The reality, of course, is that the government doesn't "shut down." Checks continue being written, the military continues doing its job, etc...the only thing that really shuts down are public services, like access to national parks, and even they are only shut down to pressure the public into doing this or that. In the current instance, Trump is said to have really hated the CR passed by Congress, but Speaker Boehner talked him into signing it...from my perspective, that was both sad and stupid...sooner or later, the fiat currency madness will collapse the system, and I had hoped Trump at least had the balls to send a strong message to the American people that "enough is enough." Here's a classic example of "fuck the public, spend spend spend: Democrats: We Need to Raise Domestic Spending Caps --no, you morons, we need to STOP raising the debt limit and live within our means.
There's a reason why France is on it's 4th Republic, why the Roman and Greek Republics fell --- the American Republic is also likely to fail. The private central banking stranglehold on our currency enables the government to spend beyond its means and drive we common folk beneath our means. We definitely need a monetary reset to rid the chokehold of financial elites who run the show behind the scenes. It isn't suicidal, it's a return to sound monetary policy; returning currency making powers to the government and out of the hands of privately held corporations to whom the interest on every dollar created into existence has wrongly been owed starting in 1913.
If by 'crashing the system' you mean refusing to approve yet another massive spending bill and thus "shutting the government down," it is the only means either the President or the House has to control government spending. The reality, of course, is that the government doesn't "shut down." Checks continue being written, the military continues doing its job, etc...the only thing that really shuts down are public services, like access to national parks, and even they are only shut down to pressure the public into doing this or that. In the current instance, Trump is said to have really hated the CR passed by Congress, but Speaker Boehner talked him into signing it...from my perspective, that was both sad and stupid...sooner or later, the fiat currency madness will collapse the system, and I had hoped Trump at least had the balls to send a strong message to the American people that "enough is enough." Here's a classic example of "fuck the public, spend spend spend: Democrats: We Need to Raise Domestic Spending Caps --no, you morons, we need to STOP raising the debt limit and live within our means.
Speaker Boehner
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There's a reason why France is on it's 4th Republic, why the Roman and Greek Republics fell --- the American Republic is also likely to fail. The private central banking stranglehold on our currency enables the government to spend beyond its means and drive we common folk beneath our means. We definitely need a monetary reset to rid the chokehold of financial elites who run the show behind the scenes. It isn't suicidal, it's a return to sound monetary policy; returning currency making powers to the government and out of the hands of privately held corporations to whom the interest on every dollar created into existence has wrongly been owed starting in 1913.
what do you mean 'american republic'
didn't that fall with the Civil War?
Nope. That's merely unverified conjecture.