Have you got the message yet??

[b]This is in its final stage of preparation, in all countries. Governments are not hiding their intentions. They're relying on people's indifference and inertia. And it's working.[/b]

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calicuz · 51-55, M

Wait, how is using cash effective, the cash is as worthless as the ones and zeros.

Tetsuya · 51-55, M

@calicuz you have some control over your cash, you will have almost none when it's digitized

WalterF · 70-79, M

@calicuz Not talking about absolute values here. Cash is anonymous - nobody knows what you spend it on. Digital currency reveals your every transaction, all linked to you. It can be switched off instantly if you don't comply with what is expected of you - leaving you unable to buy / pay for ANYTHING. No need for prisons!

The more people use cash, the harder it will be for them to get their CBDC through.

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calicuz · 51-55, M

@Tetsuya @WalterF

I understand, but do others understand that when the new CBDC goes into effect, cash will no longer be accepted anywhere for any reason. The cash will be gone and if anyone has any cash left they will set a date to trade it in for "credit" or you will lose all the value of your cash.

WalterF · 70-79, M

@calicuz Yes, sure. But, the people can rise up, as it were, to show they want to keep cash. A mass movement cannot be ignored

calicuz · 51-55, M

@WalterF

But it can be ignored, have you forgotten the "Civil Rights Movement," it took the death of a President to get the legislation passed.

WalterF · 70-79, M

@calicuz So you are suggesting just to sit back, do nothing and let the steamroller roll over us? I disagree

calicuz · 51-55, M

@WalterF

I don't have a plan, and I wish someone did so I could support that idea. I'm open to reasonable and realistic solutions, but right now, they have the power, the banks have the power.