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A conversation I was having on Gchat about a suitable analogy for the Fed. How it is ultimately about subverting public good to private interest control. Run ramshod over 1913 politics. Etc. Robert: So check this analagy out me: against the people's will Robert: your the small bank your rolling in a truck down a hill the fed has allowed you to roll down this hill you chuggin along moving at a good clip me: by buddying up with a weight that is the large banks Robert: all of sudden you truck starts to excellerate Robert: the fed owns the road the truck and the gas me: inherent potential kinetic energy Robert: fed drives up to you the small bank and pulls out a pistol and starts shooting at you as you roll down the road me: id stay with the physics theme myself Robert: they allowed for the banks to roll down the hill and now they are executing them me: they grease the truck wheels, throw weights on the bed, reduce the friction of the road, steepen the hill as the truck picks up steam wind blows money more and more as the truck accelerates, subverting potential to kinetic energy a
force captured by the image of a hand grabbing the money in the air,
and turning it around and dumping it into a basket just beyond the
horizon that the large banks then dip their quill in the gold pen and sign for the receivorship of the truck after it crashes so after they repair it they now own the economic benefits that will be conferred by the long term productivity of the truck maybe sell the pieces for scrap metal if the truck is totaled too bad use that money too its almost as though from a freudian angle the government swells its head with the ego concept of the size of its dick and they use the money to buy ever bigger magnums with them from whence they can rape the consumer not unlike that famous painting rape of the lock actually poem well there are paintings of it too but orginal idea was penned in verse alexander popr *pope great english writer its a concept in art, in language forming by way of poetry painting etc and it can well be extended to the imagery of the truck forcibly run down hill /end analogy
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