Rick Reuben wrote:You're still hopelessly confused, and now you're making it worse by throwing the word 'bill' into your sloppy mess. There are only three terms in question here:
Notes.
Currency.
Legal Tender.
But you started claiming that the currency was the "federal reserve bill". Bill! Bill! Bill!
A bill is a piece of paper given to record the fact that a value or entitlement has been exchanged. You used this word first and I added it to my response.
US Federal Reserve Notes are the legal currency and the legal tender. Do you see how they're all the same? Your retarded efforts to derail this discussion into 'what is currency?' and 'what is tender?' just shows how threadbare your argument in favor of fiat currency is. So threadbare that you invent new trollery to avoid making it.
I don't see how they are the same. If they were the same we wouldn't have stockmarkets, ATM machines and cheque books. We'd just have bills.
No. It's the Treasury's own web site that uses the words currency, note and tender interchangeably. 'bill' means nothing to the discussion of fiat currency, which is surely why you are throwing it in, like a monkey and his feces.
Still doesn't make you right, or give an creedence to your dozy insults. I'm sure I can find something on the WOH website that uses Germs/Virus interchangibly or Cancer/Tumour. Appealing to authority does nothing.
