Good response.--- In [email protected], "David Macko"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Take the job. Times are tough and getting tougher. Nobody is being
forced to accept or use credit cards or to keep a balance on them
month after month and pay interest.
>
> Bob Barr for president. Vote Libertarian.
> For Life and Liberty,
> David Macko
> www.mackoforcongress.com
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Nicolas Leobold
> To: Nicolas Leobold
> Sent: Sunday, September 21, 2008 1:16 AM
> Subject: [Libertarian] Is it unethical to sell credit card
machines and service?
>
>
> Is it unethical to sell credit card machines and service?
>
> Many libertarians and certainly most Liberty Dollar activists
rail against
> the current debt-based system, of which credit cards are so much
a part.
>
> Recently I was presented with an opportunity to sell credit card
processing
> and equipment for a very high commission structure, and as I am
looking for
> additional income I am moving forward with pursuing this.
>
> The way I see it is, credit cards are not un-libertarian and anti-
liberty
> per se. It is possible to have credit cards and credit lending
while still
> having a silver and gold standard and economic liberty and self-
ownership,
> although we don't have this right now.
>
> So what do you in the libertarian community think of this? Is it
ok to take
> this job or should I feel guilty about perpetuating the credit
card economy
> house of cards and facilitating more debt and more power for the
banking
> industry, if in fact that is what I would be doing?
>
> Thanks for your thoughts,
>
> Nic Leobold
>
> www.NicLeobold.com
>
> www.RonPaulDollar.com
>
> www.SerfCity.us
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