debt based economic structure, high finance, and "Inherent powers". This is what Hamilton gave us

The monarchy he wanted was for monied interest only.

Look at who his friends were

Hamilton was a crypto jew

he wasn't baptized I can tell you that much

wasnt hamilton an early amerimutt

He wasn't an American

he was from some Caribbean island.

i meant ethnically

came over to the Colonies in 1772

Hamilton was fucking based. Absolute power is merely a vehicle

Hamilton is the true father of the America of today. Why else do you think the Left love him so much?

Hamilton's reforms could have allowed the right to implement positive action

no

but the right refused

wrong

stuck up on their strange notions that gubmint bad

Also the National Bank back then did not print fiat money'

dude you need to research him more.

The 1st and 2nd Bank of the United States>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Federal Reserve

His America is the America of today.

It is not

how so?

How is advocating for elective monarchy similar to America today?

do you dislike him because he's a federalist

lol he didn't care much about who ruled that's why he would switch sides so often.

he had monied interest in the constitution

he was a banker first and foremost

made New York City the center of American finance

he was not "le based" monarchist. Look at who his friends were.

hmm

apparently ive been to his birthhplace

had no idea

That’s disconcerting

@21ooAB @clossington Is this a valid critique for nationalism? I don't even understand why these progressives or, in this case, pro EU people would claim it is a bad idea to fix their own countries before helping others.

That's Keith Wood's critique of old-school nationalism

At which point should we be concerned with both global and national issues?

@clossington Which is?

Global issues require international cooperation between nations

Greece can't hold the migrants at bay on it's own