All right, you have eleven armed mobs simultaneously storm the Federal Reserve buildings. Who do you shoot? The clerks? The guards? The middle managers?
Do you plan to take cash out of the vaults? (Do they HAVE cash in the vaults? Do they have vaults?)
The morality is not black and white. Your difference with the Federal Reserve is that of policy. What they do is not illegal, nor is immoral in the sense that its destruction is imperative to save lives.
You’re letting emotion rule. Think. What you propose would make as much sense as stopping child obesity by burning down McDonald’s and Burger King’s headquarters.
The Federal Reserve is the enabler of the Congress’s overspending.
They have a sweet racket where the government borrows from the Reserve all the shortfalls in taxation, the Reserve then takes the promise-of-repayment and sells it to whomever will buy it; but not only that, all the money in circulation is owned by the Federal Reserve (pull out a Dollar and look on the front above “United States of America” and you will see “Federal Reserve Note” in the border).. so, the Federal Reserve owns not only our debt, but our monies as well, and as such it can literally steal all your wealth away [if it is in Federal Reserve Notes].
If you took EVERY single dollar in existence and offered them all to the Federal Reserve it would not pay off all the debt. IOW, we ARE slaves and there is nothing with which to buy our liberty, except perhaps blood.
And The Congress bears MUCH of this blame. The Constitution gives the Congress the power to regulate monies, but it does not give the Congress the power to delegate that responsibility to a private institution [the Federal Reserve].
Now, granted, there aren’t many in Congress who actually had a hand in the formation of the Fed; meaning that they aren’t personally responsible for STARTING this mess.... But they’ve always been in a position to demand an audit or to change policy or to abolish it and therefore do carry blame. Things are coming to a head, we are quickly approaching the point where ALL taxation by the federal government will not be enough to pay even the interest; and NOTHING good can come of _that_.