What If Cash Is Abolished?

This is like the guy writing in the "Guardian" advocating abolishing the urinal.

I tend to agree with this almost completely. The reason I say "almost completely" is because the book of Revelation speaks of a future time when a "mark" system will be in place, where no person will be able to buy or sell anything unless they have the mark, either on their right hand or on their forehead (computer chip?). This tells me that nothing we have now will be acceptable for buying and/or selling. Everything we have now will be abolished. I'm not trying to turn this into a Biblical prophecy discussion by any means, but these scriptures, in their own way, provide an answer to the topic's question.

Yeah he didn't think they should be IN the temple. (No comment about being outside the temple, or whether they were a good/bad thing.)

Hey chute... it's not paranoia if you really are being followed... it could become the financial equivalent of smartphones under joint control of the nsa & irs... oh wait, they're already doing that

I can say for an absolute fact that cash is not going anywhere anytime soon. Somewhere around 20% of Americans do not have bank accounts, mostly because they have bad/credit or chargeoffs and can't get any bank to open one for them. So what do those people do? They deal primarily in cash. Then you have your paranoid faction (some seen in this thread) who is scared to death of the government seeing what they spend or of the banks collapsing, so they deal primarily in cash.

I work in a bank, and a heavy percentage of our customers completely cash out their paychecks every week and very seldom do transactions with their debit card.

I can get how you would THINK cash is going by the wayside if you are a person who only uses cards and doesn't see cash being used often but as someone who works in a bank, I can say pretty certaintly that the use of cash is alive and well. Cash will never go away.

It is possible that cash at go away one day. Within a generation of those born into the. Ashley's society, coin collecting would dwindle rapidly except for those who may want some for bullion value.

I have to agree that cash will never go away. Even in just a general way it would mean fhat your local economy would grind to a halt everytime there is a power or network outage. I also see a lot of people that have to deal or only want to deal in cash on the margins of society.

Top Of The Morninn ... So what's cookin in the world of CASH ... greenbacks ... printed trash ... WHERE IS IT ALL ... this should give a 'small' glimps as to

http://www.infojustice.com/Topics/2...%20Raid.html where to look

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And this is just wun pile that was found in the RAID ...
and only a .oo?% of all the DRUG WAR MONEY (there are wearhouses full)

not goin very far out on a limb here to say, when cash is outlawed outlaws will have a lot of bum wipe, and OUR corrupt cover-up-mint won't have to account for ANY OF IT.
let that soak in for a minuet

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