If we are being forced into a cashless society, why is the Bank of England issuing new banknotes?
Why do I see people getting angry about a cashless society online, paying with their contactless bank card down the pub?
Why do critics of a cashless society never seem to be discussing practical aspects on how to avoid or reduce it's bad points? Examples would include hiding wealth from the government with cryptocurrencies, precious metals and foreign bank accounts. Instead they waste their time getting angry on Facebook and attending pointless protests in the street.
In fact, the only person I have seen discussing this subject is this guy...and he's not a crazy conspiracy theorist.
How To Protect From CBDCs - 4 Ways - YouTubeWhy do people fear a cashless society on the basis of privacy issues when they already use store cards, debit/credit cards, mobile phones, social media. Amazon, Strava, Google etc?
Why do most people who post against a cashless society automatically assume the worst, a totalitarian / George Orwell 1984 scenario?
"Vaccine passport" "food" until:2022-12-31 since:2021-01-01 - Search / X
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A secret supercomputer in Brussels was controlling the world’s financial system and tracking every human with barcodes.
A failed NSW election candidate’s ridiculous claim that Australia hasn’t printed any new bank notes since 2018 and is heading towards a cashless society has been debunked.
As an investor, I get a load of emails relating to finance. Why are they silent on the subject of a cashless society?
The problem with printing money - Economics Help
Non-payment of fines is a big issue. Nearly 50,000 Clean Air Zone fines scrapped in Birmingham as drivers refuse to pay | ITV News Central Why can't the government just simply pass a law NOW that allows them to take the money directly from people's wages like they do with income tax? It would be far easier than the monumental effort required to completely change the country's payment system and all the opposition to it.
The UK government that blundered over HS2, failed with implementing national I.D cards and couldn't even hold an illegal lockdown party without being exposed by the media. If you believe these people are capable of implementing (and controlling) a fully cashless society you must "trust the government" far more than I ever would. Do you?
We already have some of the world's highest per capita CCTV usage. Yet the police and courts can't even prosecute shoplifters.
The UK government that blundered over HS2, failed with implementing national I.D cards and couldn't even hold an illegal lockdown party without being exposed by the media. If you believe these people are capable of implementing (and controlling) a fully cashless society you must "trust the government" far more than I ever would. Do you?
We already have some of the world's highest per capita CCTV usage. Yet the police and courts can't even prosecute shoplifters.
The UK government that blundered over HS2, failed with implementing national I.D cards and couldn't even hold an illegal lockdown party without being exposed by the media. If you believe these people are capable of implementing (and controlling) a fully cashless society, you must "trust the government" far more than I ever would. Do you?
Why do people fear a cashless society on the basis that the government could access your money before you earn it? They have been doing this for generations; it's called tax and national insurance.
Is it a coincidence that those predicting a totalitarian cashless society where the government controls exactly what you spend your money on? Are the same people who made dire predictions similar to those of other subjects that never came true?
Why do a lot of cashless society critics engage in fearmongering and make obviously false claims?
Why do people claim cash doesn't lose its value when the government could just print loads of banknotes anytime they wanted to?
We already have some of the world's highest per capita CCTV usage. Yet the police and courts can't even prosecute shoplifters. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/.../shoplifters-let-even.../ What makes you think that in the (unlikely) event of this cashless society successfully being implemented the justice system is going to magically change into something like North Korea?
Does coronavirus spread on cash? 95% of banknotes are covered in harmful bacteria (yahoo.com)
Why is it that many believers in "vaccine shedding" are also part of the "cash is king" crowd? Paper money can hold loads of different diseases.