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So I realized a thing when paying muh business taxes: my state only accepts cash or check for tax payments. The billions they get from hotels is cash in the bank and hence can be laundered and disappeared by the local cronies. I'm sure many states are like mine.

If all currency goes digital, that would immediately destroy autonomy of the states. They lose all their liquidity and the fed can reign in the local politicians and their side projects.

The federal reserve is already plotting to steal the power of the purse from Congress critters.

So I guess logically, dissolution of congressional and state power is prerequisite to complete the Great Reset.

So I realized a thing when paying muh business taxes: my state only accepts cash or check for tax payments. The billions they get from hotels is cash in the bank and hence can be laundered and disappeared by the local cronies. I'm sure many states are like mine. If all currency goes digital, that would immediately destroy autonomy of the states. They lose all their liquidity and the fed can reign in the local politicians and their side projects. The federal reserve is already plotting to steal the power of the purse from Congress critters. So I guess logically, dissolution of congressional and state power is prerequisite to complete the Great Reset.

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Digital currency is bad, bad, bad. Already we have digital currency. Realize most of our transactions never get converted to M1.

I don't expect to see 100% digital currency in my lifetime. I just don't see how that can happen. I've actually regressed back to cash. I still have a credit card, but I prefer using cash. I don't want banks knowing my buying habits.

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Bruh, the hour is late already. Unless you are in your 70s, you will see conversion to digital currency through UBI, a magnetic pole reversal and the new ice age.