Fractional reserve banking should be illegal if bank liabilities are shared with the taxpayer.
If there is not free-market banking then frb should be illegal.
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- First past the post is good for the political parties
- Under pr libertarians can get elected
- First past the post is bad for the country
- It doesn’t make sense to vote for the big parties
- The government balance sheet is destroyed by frb
- Frb should be illegal if there is not a free market
- It would be good to have a full reserve currency
- Supporters of frb are not libertarians
- Fractional reserve banking is bad for capitalism
- Free market is the same as full reserve banking
- Only an insane person would let banks print money
- Fiat currencies are not good if we have frb
- The tragedy of the commons applies everywhere
- If fptp is tolerable then so too is pr
- Tories hate pr because they hate freedom
- Proportional representation is never bad
- The fptp parties are not in favour of freedom
- Democratic freedom is supported by fair votes
- Being a Tory is not being a Libertarian
- Fair votes is not worse than first past the post
- First past the post proves government is bad
- Critics of pr are afraid that people might like it
- Brave politicians endorse electoral reform
- Proportional representation is bad for socialism
- Electoral reform is conservative not progressive
- Fractional reserve banking is bad only for fiat
- Frb is a ponzi scheme pretending to be a bank
- Sometimes ponzi schemes pretend to be banks
- The banking system needs to be reformed
- The authorities deny banking causes inflation
- Definition: Bank means only a full reserve bank
- Anarchists are opposed to the banking system
- Banks are part of the public sector
- It’s unfair that banks are protected from insolvency
- It is the responsibility of the banks themselves n...
- Reform of the banking system is impossible
- Full reserve banking is the only form of banking w...
- Frb should be illegal if there is deposit insurance
- The govt doesn’t realise that banking is inflationary
- First past the post elections result in vote dilution
- Tolerance for fptp is tolerance for the social right
- First past the post is a presidential system...
- We should have no MPs if there is not fair votes
- Proportional representation is good for anarchists
- Fptp enables the govt to ignore the electorate
- There is nothing you can do about bank insurance
- First past the post makes democracy meaningless
- The test of a voting system is proportionality
- People can see full reserve banking unlike frb
- Deposit insurance is evidence of govt ignorance
- Bank inflation shows that government is ignorant
- More democracy is better than some democracy
- Fractional reserve banking is not a good idea
- Banks can print money due to deposit insurance
- Deposit insurance is theft if inflation is theft
- Banks should not be able to increase money supply
- Frb should be illegal for guaranteed banks
- Questions can be used to exclude the insane
- Bank inflation proves that government is coercive
- Banks are allowed to increase the money supply
- To be against democracy is to be against the people
- The banking system is owned by the government
- Banks can't crash because they are part of the state
- Problem for the state: Banks print money because t...
- There should be no liabilities on a balance sheet
- It doesn’t make sense to provide deposit insurance
- Fptp is war proportional representation is peace
- Government is not logical because we are equal
- In government groups are better than individuals
- Proportional representation is not anarchy
- First past the post is not a problem for the left
- Fptp is the reason the government do not listen
- Since all opinions are equally valid then pr is best
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- John Locke, Second Treatise of Government: "No body could think himself injured by the drinking of another man, though he took a good draught, who had a whole river of the same water left him to quench his thirst."
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