Having read some of the contributions to the thread mentioned in the title I am caused to wonder what the anti firearms ownership people think about having a "cashless society" foisted upon us.
Spin off from the "Another Shooting".thread.
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I am failing to see any connexion.
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Oh I dunno,
Firearms > Banks > Less hold ups due to cashless society.
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I have no facts to support it but I would guess that more cyber money is stolen than cash
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Tis true, high street banks dont hold zillions in the safe.
Mainly because there isn't one
with equal irrelevance, what do gun nuts think about unleaded petrol?
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All of which are great fully received.
EDITD for spelling error.
mu apologies to Vasily Grossmann@s memory.
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Stating the obvious but, as long as the tech keeps working, I much prefer it. No longer having to carry notes and some loose change around. Again stating the obvious, the only downside is if the tech goes down or you happen across a business that is cash only.
Why is that ?
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I also believe we all need to carry identity. Having a cashless society will sort that out in one wrap
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