Harvard and Columbia PhD Historian Tom Woods’ #1 lesson…

“Don’t believe the war propaganda!”

Kudos to Luke Rudowski for another great interview; this time with the superb Tom Woods, who also cites President Andrew Jackson’s defeat of The Bank of The United States as a pivotal point in history that goes largely un-noticed.

Check out Tom Woods’ LibertyClassroom.com to get more.

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#1 written by NewHey 7 months ago

Old Andrew Jackson who invaded a forign country even before he became president. So that makes him a war criminal right?

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- #2 written by Admin 7 months ago
  
  I’m not an expert on that, why do you ask?
  
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#3 written by NewHey 7 months ago

Well just wondering if your using a war criminal that as a general invade a forign nation for personal glory (he marched his army in to Florida and didn’t even have the ok from the President more less a Decleration of War) as a example of what we should do. Just want one standard for everyone.

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- #4 written by Admin 7 months ago
  
  Yeah I’ve often thought that if Jackson wasn’t such an Indian hating S.O.B. he’d be my favorite President. I don’t think that was an ethical move, no.
  
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#5 written by NewHey 7 months ago

Ethical I would think the way Bush gets attacked who atleast had Thomas Jeffersons precedent Jackson’s action would be down right criminal. You judge Romney so harshly for supporting social state healthcare on the stat level. Jackson butchered humans broke federal law and the Constituation invading a sovrign nation that’s more then not ethical I would think he would be one of your least favorete.

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- #6 written by Admin 7 months ago
  
  Taking down the Bank of The US gets bonus points, probably too many compared to his other actions. Admittedly I’m no Jackson scholar.
  
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#7 written by NewHey 7 months ago

So his just the lesser of two evils kind of thing or is it the ends of using home to tarnish the banks is worth the means of supporting a guy that did those things. Hahahaha

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- #8 written by Admin 7 months ago
  
  Probably just me being too focused around an issue.
  
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#9 written by NewHey 7 months ago

????

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