Why is it illegal to rob a bank?

Banks rob us, on an almost voluntarily basis, every day...

The worse the robbery, the worse your credit is. Yet this is legal.

Turn the tables on a bank... all of the sudden its illegal.


Seriously?!

a reply to: EternalSolace

Well it IS voluntary to give them your money...

Insurence companies are worse...

My buddy Richie used to rob banks, he loved it. Made the cover of time magazine, he got a high off of it. We just lost him to cancer, but a rehabilitated man. RIP

a reply to: EternalSolace

it's not if you own the bank.

originally posted by: EternalSolace
Banks rob us, on an almost voluntarily basis, every day...

The worse the robbery, the worse your credit is. Yet this is legal.

Turn the tables on a bank... all of the sudden its illegal.


Seriously?!

It's not "almost " voluntarily its absolute voluntarily you give them your money to do what they like with, i read a whioe ago that if they closed their doors tomorrow then you'd only get back 10% of total deposits and that's playable over 100 years.
Possession in nine tenths of the law and its written into the fine print of new contracts. That's why they can legally invest the money in short term markets as in actuality they own it. Its theirs.

You think their robbing us now, just wait. Ask a grandparent 80 yrs plus why they keep their cash stashed and dont use banks.

But yeah illegal to rob, probably a good move, who's gonna work for it if ya can just take it.????

Bottom line, it isn't your money. IT BELONGS TO THE FEDERAL RESERVE.

Usury still doesn't make it YOUR money!

Our ability to coin our own money, through Congress, through the CONSTITUTION no less, was circumvented through the establishment of the FEDERAL RESERVE in 1913.

Now we have debt coupons...debt paying debt, nothing ever zeroed out, merely monetized and recycled.

So go rob a bank.

Those debt coupons, i.e., Federal Reserve Notes, are backed only by consumer confidence, nothing more.

The more printed, the less they retain their perceived value. The more you have, THE MORE YOU ARE ACTUALLY IN DEBT! Unless you are smart enough to convert your phony wealth into intrinsic things like precious metals.

You honestly cannot OWN ANYTHING paid with debt, since that debt is NEVER zeroed out. The banking cartels own it all.

Do you really want to sit in jail over fraud that is "paid" with fraud?

Be smart and diversify, if you can, and never PURCHASE high ticket items with debt coupons! Use US coins no matter how inconvenient that may seem. THEN and only then, will you actually OWN what you acquire.

And no.... this isn't some "sovereign citizen" diatribe. The LAW and CODES support these statements as fact.

BEWARE of the "cashless society" bullsnip. That is the ultimate trap to where you will NOT have ANY recourse or remedy in your financial affairs. More importantly, EVERY transaction you initiate will be tracked and logged.

Remember when they wanted to uproot the US Postal Service? That was because that is the last way to communicate PRIVATELY.

Same snip.

What is this, the Kindergarten of ATS?!

You do not rob a bank!

First, you have to own a bank, then you rob the bank and then you demand the politicians to fill up your bank again, because "systemic relevance".

Tss tsk tsk, amateurs!

a reply to: EternalSolace

It’s not robbery, you enter into a voluntary relationship with the bank and you both sign an agreed upon contract.

If you don’t like what the bank is doing with your money...

stop giving them your money.

originally posted by: Akragon
a reply to: EternalSolace

Well it IS voluntary to give them your money...

Insurence companies are worse...

It’s not voluntary, it’s cashless, my pay doesn’t come into my hands
It’s total control, government controlled theft

a reply to: EternalSolace

I wake up for a late night snack and this is what I find........

Gave me a good chuckle and I will do my best to help explain this one away.

First and foremost tis always a good life decision to NOT rob people or a bank for that matter. Now that we got that covered we can move on.

Legal definition of "Robbery" in Nevada The legal definition of “robbery” in Nevada is the unlawful taking of another's property by use of force, violence, or threats. The threats can be to hurt either the victim, the victim's family, the victim's property, or other people present at the scene.4 Typical robbery scenarios include the following: Grabbing a purse from a woman on the street (“mugging”) Holding up a cashier at a store and taking money from the register Forcing a man to give over his wallet by threatening to shoot his wife Note that robbery is a more serious offense than the Nevada crime of larceny from a person ("pick-pocketing"). This is because larceny from a person does not involve the use of force, threats, or violence.5 Robbery victims are aware when they are being mugged. In contrast, pick-pocket victims may not realize anything bad happened until after the fact when they cannot find their property.

Please keep in mind this is Nevada and I am sure this changes from state to state.
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So while banks do rob us it would be wise to not rob them as that is a federal crime and would land ones bum in a federal penitentiary.

And now I will eat my tuna sandwich and enjoy my glass of milk

Want to own your own money?

originally posted by: EternalSolace
Banks rob us, on an almost voluntarily basis, every day...

The worse the robbery, the worse your credit is. Yet this is legal.

Turn the tables on a bank... all of the sudden its illegal.


Seriously?!

Short answer:
The central bank is a scam run by rich evil people. They've literally publicly executed presidents over their scam.
Now- when you have that kind of power over a country, wouldn't you think the laws would be in place to protect them, and not you?

It's the golden rule.
Who owns the gold?

a reply to: EternalSolace

Well speaking as someone that has a wife working in a financial institution.
I dont like even joking about someone sticking a gun in a tellers face and demanding money.

But just for #s and giggles..
How exactly are banks robbing you on a daily basis?

originally posted by: Raggedyman

originally posted by: Akragon
a reply to: EternalSolace

Well it IS voluntary to give them your money...

Insurence companies are worse...

It’s not voluntary, it’s cashless, my pay doesn’t come into my hands
It’s total control, government controlled theft

Its voluntary IF you choose to use said bank... your employer may choose for you

Though you can also choose to remove your cash... and they won't "rob you" any more

Of course one could choose to invest in said bank and their investments...

Bottom line, it isn't your money. IT BELONGS TO THE FEDERAL RESERVE.

Which is ?
And , what is usury ?
You own the money until you give it to someone else.The Federal Reserve cannot take it from you.
If , in the bank , you still own it.
Now what ?
Bet your neighbor explained the Federal Reserve and money to you , didn't he ?
"Just words , just speeches" - President Obama

Got anything on why robbing a bank is illegal ?
I have.
Cause it is taking some other folks' money (the Federal Reserve don't give a crap)

originally posted by: lordcomac
They've literally publicly executed presidents over their scam.

They did? Which ones?

originally posted by: EternalSolace
Banks rob us, on an almost voluntarily basis, every day...

The worse the robbery, the worse your credit is. Yet this is legal.

Turn the tables on a bank... all of the sudden its illegal.


Seriously?!

Banks don't rob anyone. People are just financially illiterate.

Banks Are Your Friends. And They Need The Best Part Of You At Their Most Good And Bad Times. But Like All Friends "You Can Only Give But So Much!"

Do Not Rob A Bank In America. We're All About Black On Black Crime. Not Green.

a reply to: EternalSolace
You forget there are only two things you HAVE to do...pay taxes & die, the rest is optional

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: lordcomac
They've literally publicly executed presidents over their scam.

They did? Which ones?

I would go out on a limb here and say Gaddafi