If the normies didn't exist, then 100% of the population would be opposed to CBDC and they could never pass it through. Simply because they exist, the resistance isn't as visible and the laws can pass through. This points to a major flaw in what passes for democracy. People have a right to self-determination, and in an ideal system, something like a CBDC would be opt-in. Someone who doesn't want to use them, should never be affected by them. It should also be easier for people who don't want CBDCs to find each other. What do you think, is such a system possible?
i think they'd try to make it as seamless as possible.
people had gold-backed dollars then one morning they woke up and it was federal reserve note.
but it still looked like the same physical object except for the fine print.
they could even keep physical bills around, just have people scan them.
that might concede tracking everything, but you could tell if specific digital id nodes were passing notes without checkpoints between them. then flag those people for IRiS audits etc.
the only thing that could delay it would be all the infrastructure needed, but that's catching up quickly w/ credit card apps etc.
the only hope would be a very small percent of people trying to live under the radar and trading locally.
"And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads. And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name."
Not saying it's definitely this specific one now, but they are likely precursors. Just as those who were willing to put on the muzzles were also eager to get the vax, those who acquiesce to a smaller demand are likely to submit to a bigger one later. Stay ever vigilant, friends.
Who is this we.
I use cash. If you want you can too.
We must separate ourselves from the crazies and establish our own kingdom. That's the only way forward.
What's the point of the 2nd amendment if we let this criminal takeover happen?
If the normies didn't exist, then 100% of the population would be opposed to CBDC and they could never pass it through. Simply because they exist, the resistance isn't as visible and the laws can pass through. This points to a major flaw in what passes for democracy. People have a right to self-determination, and in an ideal system, something like a CBDC would be opt-in. Someone who doesn't want to use them, should never be affected by them. It should also be easier for people who don't want CBDCs to find each other. What do you think, is such a system possible?
not likely to avoid CBDC altogether.
i think they'd try to make it as seamless as possible.
people had gold-backed dollars then one morning they woke up and it was federal reserve note.
but it still looked like the same physical object except for the fine print.
they could even keep physical bills around, just have people scan them.
that might concede tracking everything, but you could tell if specific digital id nodes were passing notes without checkpoints between them. then flag those people for IRiS audits etc.
the only thing that could delay it would be all the infrastructure needed, but that's catching up quickly w/ credit card apps etc.
the only hope would be a very small percent of people trying to live under the radar and trading locally.
"And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads. And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name."
Not saying it's definitely this specific one now, but they are likely precursors. Just as those who were willing to put on the muzzles were also eager to get the vax, those who acquiesce to a smaller demand are likely to submit to a bigger one later. Stay ever vigilant, friends.
Zero chance. Better option is a parallel economy barter and trade. CBDC payments fir pensions gov assistance, returns, if you want your money....
Go and ask again …
you can pay me in bullets