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ziero0
31st July 2021, 04:28 AM
Premise: "The books only balance if and when the force of justice, the force of law, turns its' attention upon an individual within their lifetime."

The books are always balanced because ....they are not books if they don't balance.

Premise: "When I keep books it is singular. What do you mean by do I consent to double?"

When you move an item from the house and place it in the garage you are DEBITING the house and CREDITING the garage. In single entry bookkeeping the item is yours no matter its' location. In the example given you have created an entity GARAGE and an entity HOUSE. You might also create CAR and STORAGE CONTAINER to keep track of possessions. Then when you need a hammer you merely check which account it was last credited to.

Double Entry Definition
Double entry is an accounting term stating that every financial transaction has equal and opposite effects in at least two different account

Law isn't a book where things are accounted for. In the HOUSE/GARAGE example law might be considered a fixed procedure for removing an item from one entity to the other entity. Justice is mental scorekeeping needed when you decide that others are more responsible for your condition than you are.

When you are ONE you have no need for double entry accounting methods. Double entry bookkeeping is multiple personality disorder.

ziero0
31st July 2021, 05:03 AM
One of my favorites on this topic:

In 1866 Iowa enacted a law directed to each county treasurer, to wit:

Sec 2. The Treasurer's of the several counties shall each keep an account, showing the amount of taxes received by them in specie, and the amount received in paper currency, which shall be examined the same as other accounts of said Treasurers.

This act was approved March 15, 1866 and published in the Iowa State Register and Iowa Homestead papers published in Des Moines.

In essence Iowa created an entity for specie (gold/silver coinage per constitutional restrictions) and a separate entity for paper money (created by Lincoln in 1861...5 years before).

The paper county is de facto while the specie county is de jure. The division of a singular entity into two or more creates two counties where only one existed prior. No constitutional authority exists for this division. Constitutional rules do not apply in paper counties and it is irrational to even suggest that there is a constitution when the specie is not used.

The same people who claim others violate the constitution think nothing of paying their bills in paper.

ziero0
31st July 2021, 05:19 AM
E PLURIBUS UNUM ...out of Many, one

with double entry bookkeeping this is becomes

E UNUM PLURIBUS ... out of One, Many