In reading, it seems like the logic argument of 'we're just exchanging money for money' easily breaks down when it's not exchanging $1 bills for $1 silver coins, but $1 silver coils for $20 etc etc. It's no longer straight exchange but a commercial transaction.
If the benevolent dealer wanted to exchange $1 in silver coins for $1 bills, there'd be no taxation?
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You don't have to go to Tennessee, there are people posting here who believe the same thing.
Good lord what a disaster.
In reading, it seems like the logic argument of 'we're just exchanging money for money' easily breaks down when it's not exchanging $1 bills for $1 silver coins, but $1 silver coils for $20 etc etc. It's no longer straight exchange but a commercial transaction.
If the benevolent dealer wanted to exchange $1 in silver coins for $1 bills, there'd be no taxation?