but youll stop that in the tracks and use cash.
Allan
bitcoin is much better than cash.
Allan
1 BTC equals 1000 federal reserve c-notes.
yeah cash is indeed king.
Allan
My bad. So once again your solution seems to be turning the clock back 100 years or so.
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Ummm, my post was not a “pat on the back” to you…
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I know.
Our cashless society Mafia at work
City residents who don’t have a debit or credit card or I-phone are told to go pound sand if wanting to park on public property. Of course, government forcing this upon people is blatantly un-constitution and violates 31 U.S. Code § 5103 - what is a “Legal tender” for all debts, public charges, taxes, and dues, and that is in addition to discrimination statutes.
In any event see the cashless society Mafia at work:
Thing is … you can’t steal time from the smart meters.
“What am I gonna do with all these Chinese one-yen coins that the meter used to think were quarters???”
The bill ought to start a mature discussion concerning forced cashless payments.
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Choice is fundamental with this issue.
I personally write 1 paper check a month and I hate writing checks and there is no control as to when the payee cashes them. That system is great for money laundering and other foreign-based workers who are hiding money. I find that some landscape workers are afraid to show money for some reason.
I totally agree, Choice is fundamental with this issue. 
I know a guy who wrote a check for less than that. $0.00 dollars. He kept getting a bill for zero dollars even after he called to complain that they should stop sending it, so he finally just wrote them a check and the bills stopped coming.
I’m just going to say again, there is no difference from a privacy standpoint between writing a check and paying via ETF.
Why did you leave out “cash” when expressing differences?
You can’t pay your taxes with cash.
Your signature
You can scribble pretty much anything on a check.
Civilized much?
