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Don't think we've ever had a politician on a banknote.
We had Arthur Wellesley, the Duke of Wellington, on the £5 note. He was a military and political figure, who was prime Minister twice.
Don't think we've ever had a politician on a banknote.
We had Arthur Wellesley, the Duke of Wellington, on the £5 note. He was a military and political figure, who was prime Minister twice.
I don't care who is on money. It all spends the same. It can be Bart fucking Simpson for all I care. Genocide, homicide, insecticide, woopdy fucking doo. What I don't like is the timing of this.It's not the first time non-presidents have appeared on US currency. It's a good thing to get away from this mindless president worship nonsense. Non-politicians on money, especially ones who were human rights heroes is good in my book. It's a lot better thing to celebrate in American culture than the Genocide of Native Americans.
Sure you did. Two Hamiltons is the same as one Jackson, with less *gasp* genocide. Better yet, four Abes! Abe was the king for all the faux human rights "activists". If you really cared, of course.Pretty sure we didn't have a choice in the matter.
Oh, I didn't realise that. Isn't Churchill proposed on an upcoming banknote too?
Is he? That would be 2-0 for Tory P.M.s against socialist ones.
We should have Churchill on the 20. He's 1/2 American. That's twice as American as Ted Cruz.
LOL, US politics is hilarious... and a bit scary. A bit like American Idol but with more serious consequences when you vote for the crazy one just 'cos they make good TV.
You'd have a point if votes actually counted and any of it mattered.
Its similar in the UK to a certain extent - a large number of the constituencies are "safe seats" so a politician has to really catastrophically fuck up to loose one of them.