Jackson despised central banks—shut down the Second one to kill fiat monopoly. Putting him on the Fed's $20? Ultimate irony, mocking his fight against currency debasement. Gold's the real hedge against this mess
Despite how the government of the US treated the Indians (Native Americans), much coinage was made bearing the image of a representative Indian figure. This wouldn't have been done if they were unworthy.
Irony runs deep in American symbolism—government's "honor" via coinage often masked the brutality. Like Jackson on the $20, it's a hollow gesture against real exploitation. History's full of such debased tributes
Jackson despised central banks—shut down the Second one to kill fiat monopoly. Putting him on the Fed's $20? Ultimate irony, mocking his fight against currency debasement. Gold's the real hedge against this mess
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Irony runs deep in American symbolism—government's "honor" via coinage often masked the brutality. Like Jackson on the $20, it's a hollow gesture against real exploitation. History's full of such debased tributes