Louisiana Bans Cash Transactions?!?

[DanGuy48]

The big central banks think it's a nifty idea.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...onomist-says-it-might-be-time-to-abolish-cash

 

[Juche90]

The big central banks think it's a nifty idea. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-04-10/citi-economist-says-it-might-be-time-to-abolish-cash

They are moving to this type of economy in Europe, namely Scandinavia ad we are close to it here, just watch how many people use their debt/credit cards for transactions of less than $50. The good thing about the plastic is that the records are archived and kept and if you are a fugitive they can nab you after your first tank of gas, thanks to cameras and plate readers and such. Not saying it's good or bad, just our world these days. Going cashless allows the government to extract every last penny of revenue, and boy it will sure need it, and maintain record of purchase, and.. Freeze assets.

 

[rseymorejr]

Don't worry about it, as soon as everyone has their microchip implanted there will be no more need for cash.

Just scan your forearm.

 

[-Z/28-]

For those thinking cash is going away, think again. Research shows over 60% of my generation(age 18-29) do NOT have a credit card. I'm one of them. I have credit via a car loan, but no credit cards. I do not like digital money. I use a debit card, but I also keep cash around because cash is tangible, it can't disappear by a hacker's keystroke.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/personalfinance/2014/09/08/millennials-least-likely-credit-card/15297917/

 

[Vile Shadow]

Do you buy second hand ammo??????????

No, but I pay cash for it. The gooberment already tried to ban ammo that has that dangerous armor piercing green paint in the ends.

 

[iH8DemLibz]

The next thing you know, California will ban .45acp.

 

[DanGuy48]

They are moving to this type of economy in Europe, namely Scandinavia ad we are close to it here, just watch how many people use their debt/credit cards for transactions of less than $50. The good thing about the plastic is that the records are archived and kept and if you are a fugitive they can nab you after your first tank of gas, thanks to cameras and plate readers and such. Not saying it's good or bad, just our world these days. Going cashless allows the government to extract every last penny of revenue, and boy it will sure need it, and maintain record of purchase, and.. Freeze assets.

It's hard for me to imagine that some sort of alternative currency would not come into common use fairly quickly. I think there are probably enough like minded people to get it off the ground. Of course then the banks and the fed would probably make it illegal......like they do with just about everything that people try to do for themselves.

 

[Pinecone]

No, but I pay cash for it. The gooberment already tried to ban ammo that has that dangerous armor piercing green paint in the ends.

I was talking about second hand, as in USED ammo.

 

[Vile Shadow]

Oh HELL no.

Especially not now that I saw that picture on here somewhere of some poor feller's Bushy that blowed apart in his daughter's hand.

 

[mark71211]

Well my dad is a flea market junky and is always at one selling junk. He mainly like to B.S. with everybody and does not care if he makes anything. Anyway I want to say that a couple of years ago they started to make the seller fill out a form with the their social security number on it. When my dad asked why the flea market owner said its cause of the Asian guys that come from out of state and set up on three spots. He was saying how they take in easily a couple thousand every weekend and it's all tax free.

 

[jasonk1229]

The war on cash