06-18-2012, 02:57 AM
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Close. The US dollar (Federal Reserve Note, really) is worth less then 2 cents of its original value. That is, when comparing the purchasing power of the "dollar" in 1913 (Fed creation) to the "dollar" of 2012.
On the other hand, the true American dollar, as intended (and written into the Constitution) is worth a bit over $23 in Federal Reserve Notes. The true American dollar, as it was from the early 1700's up until the creation of the Fed in 1913, is defined as 26.73 grams of silver in coin form. Which is .7234 ounces of fine silver. REAL MONEY as intended by the founding fathers of this country.
If our founding father were alive today they'd already of kicked us off the lazyboy chair, shoved the remote up our ass, slapped the back of our heads, and say, you fucking pussy go get your country back.
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