Are you worried about the advent of a cashless society?

[GordonXXX]

So what you're saying is that you believe those pieces of paper have actual value?

those little pieces of paper are backed by the United States government which is in turn backed by the United States military which can at any time go into any country and take anything it wants.

[jackamo2887]

Are they made of a special paper that costs a different amount depending on what's printed on it?

Do you believe those pieces of paper have no value? I'd bet a bunch of those pieces of paper you wouldn't go destroy all of your paper that is apparently valueless.

[jasticus]

That’s why crypto will win

[dunnie]

Whether we like it or not, it seems that eventually society will become like this. Cashless has its advantages however it also poses a privacy risk. Banks can hold and control your money and cash might be difficult to come by once payments all become digital. Therefore if you "misbehave" you can easily be sanctioned and have you funds witheld.

Cash will always be king as it offers privacy and anonymity and so there's a reason that the "elites" will want to get rid of it. What are your thoughts?

advantages ? .... lol
brb you see how you are being censored on ******** and twitter for saying something controversial ... yes?
now transpose this in real life
what do you think will happen if your neighbours says that you are for example not for the government rationing meat(because yes they will try this in the years to come) , that your racist etc.. aka a dissident of the regime

they will turn off your account and you will left starving off in the street with no roof and then sent to a reeducation camp.

if society becomes cash less the world is over. no more freedom you officially enter the matrix

you have to die fighting to prevent all this

I welcome it. I use my credit card and phone to pay almost everywhere. I rarely use cash now - only to tip my stylist and my housekeepers - they insist on cash. It's a gigantic PIA.

lol cant you think 1 step ahead of what cashless implies?... jesus

[jackamo2887]

Which would be the same thing in the case of a cashless monetary system that is backed by the US government.



Your original post in this thread contained the answer to that.

We aren't in a cashless society. In a society that relies on cash, it has value

[FrankGrimes29]

No worries, we are pretty much cashless already.

This.

When is the last time you used cash OP?

[gluon]

Only a braindead person would fight the inevitable progression to a better system as well.

"Hurr dur I should have the option of riding a horse on the highway, don't force me into your automobiles!"

An all digital society would benefit the masses much more then a hybrid one would. It will also have to eventually be an ALL digital society to reap the true benefits of it (minimize money laundering, counterfeiting, illegal transactions, tax fraud, etc). A hybrid system allows for everything I just mentioned to continue much more easily.

You can either accept it or be the crazy guy on the street with no money and holding onto the past.

spoken like a true freedom hating zombie-cell. but but but if we give corporations and govt more power and give up our freedom completely there will be less crime. LMAO muh "progress"

[jackamo2887]

Read what you posted again. Then go sit in the corner.

Feel free to point out where I said it has no value, I will wait

Cash can buy me food, water, shelter, etc. It is just an inefficient way to do it and could be replaced by an all digital system which then would render cash valueless...but we aren't in that society yet.

[dunnie]

Cashless is the future.

As time has progressed currency has moved from hard to soft it is the inevitable evolution of money.

*****ng brain dead zombie
look at what just happened with this little flu and you say you trust the government do the right thing ?

i hate all of you sheeps ... absolute worthless scum of society... all of you

[jackamo2887]

spoken like a true freedom hating zombie-cell. but but but if we give corporations and govt more power and give up our freedom completely there will be less crime. LMAO muh "progress"

I can't wait to see you on youtube in 20 years screaming and getting dragged out of a 7-11, "He has to take my paper! MUH PAPER ITS LEGAL CURRENCY! I NEED MY LUNCHABLES"

[jackamo2887]

Poster above was correct to call you a zombie...

Still waiting

[gluon]

I can't wait to see you on youtube in 20 years screaming and getting dragged out of a 7-11, "He has to take my paper! MUH PAPER ITS LEGAL CURRENCY! I NEED MY LUNCHABLES"

classic braindead lib deflection

[jackamo2887]

Waiting for what? Can't read your own post?

I gracefully accept your defeat

[forthenoodz]

lol @ not caring about cashless society. Say that when they do negative interest rates and you cant move your electronic savings into physical assets, alternative currencies etc.

They will OWN you. They will know everything about you and will and can do anything.

this.

and the best part is, most of the citizens love it and advocate for it

when the chips are down and **** hits the fan, the system will be beyond saving

GL everyone

[jackamo2887]

So yeah, it has value

I know, I established this, lets try and keep up.

And I got you confused with another zombie

I gracefully accept your defeat

edit: You didn't read the link you posted, did you? The cost of production does not equal its value.

[jackamo2887]

You jumped into it, not my fault you smooth brainers post alike.

Maybe you can quote my whole post and answer the question too. Or, you can go sit in the corner like a good little boy.

I don't want you getting confused again.

[jackamo2887]

this.

and the best part is, most of the citizens love it and advocate for it

when the chips are down and **** hits the fan, the system will be beyond saving

GL everyone

The future is bright. fiat currency was the proper progression from the gold standard, digital is just moving more in the right direction. Those who disagree or wish to be back on the gold standard are just braindead.

[Conspirabrah]

Whether we like it or not, it seems that eventually society will become like this. Cashless has its advantages however it also poses a privacy risk. Banks can hold and control your money and cash might be difficult to come by once payments all become digital. Therefore if you "misbehave" you can easily be sanctioned and have you funds witheld.

Cash will always be king as it offers privacy and anonymity and so there's a reason that the "elites" will want to get rid of it. What are your thoughts?

A cashless society is very, VERY scary. However, with the COVID "plandemic", we are unfortunately hurtling towards such a GLOBAL society-and fast!

[LtGoose]

It won't happen in our lifetimes so no reason to worry

[ramimotemem]

Just paid my 183,73$ grocery bill in cash, in the exact amount. Feelsgoodmane.

People were looking at me weird though lol

[gluon]

This in large part.

Also some other points:

1) safer to diversify, both cash and non-cash instruments

2) no one has mentioned a potential EMP attack on the grid? what if, then what?

lmao if lib had their way everyone would have electric cars, and no fossil fuel power plants burning, and on top of that all cash is digital. brb nonstop rolling blackouts, brb eclectic grid collapses, brb no transportation, no money, back to stoneage LMAO

[jackamo2887]

lmao if lib had their way everyone would have electric cars, and no fossil fuel power plants burning, and on top of that all cash is digital.

It's all coming baby, and it will all be tracked

[FrankGrimes29]

This in large part.

Also some other points:

1) safer to diversify, both cash and non-cash instruments

2) no one has mentioned a potential EMP attack on the grid? what if, then what?

EMP attack means no more debt, no one will come knocking for your mortgage payment, etc.

That's why you should be self sufficient. Grow your own food, have ammo and guns, have physical assets, and have a generator(s)/solar energy.

An EMP attack would just neutralize the world in a way. People always think about losing all their money, but you also won't have to pay any money. It goes both ways.

[Kev1972]

The government would save a lot of money from not having to print it, and tradies andn bartenders would actually have to claim all their taxes!