A federal judge has upheld a verdict that strips a Pennsylvania family of their grandfather’s gold coins — worth an estimated $80 million — and has ordered ownership transferred to the US government.
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Bill Wiethaup · Bildo Schmildo
All "Persons" had to turn in their gold. The people did not. This is freakin' nuts.
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Nathan Jenkins
Government authority is nothing more than scum between your toes. How many friggin years go was the order made, good luck to the people who held on to this little piece of history for future generations now the POS Government just walks in and grabs what ever the hell they want. Bullshit.
Bill Wiethaup · Bildo Schmildo
If they are "United States citizens/persons" they don't have any rights. They only have privileges that can be revoked at any time. This family has no clue. The "government" did it to them because they could, because they were allowed to.
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Nathan Jenkins
Bastards. Should have just put them on eBay. Imagine the fees though haha
Sirwade Firsbey · Who-are You Frisbey
they should file a notice of mistake get that gold back what they should do
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Bill Wiethaup · Bildo Schmildo
Problem. I don't think the mindset of this family could even begin to comprehend the NoM. They're probably among the zombie population. Zombies don't learn well.
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