J.TrIDr3ESpPJEs ID: cc5ead July 9, 2018, 12:45 p.m. No.2094676   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2316

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Please lurk on meta for bread link updates found at the bottom:

https://8ch.net/qresearch/res/1667382.html

 

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I like the sudden influx (including the flat earther guy) of shills to TTDDTOT after I mentioned using it as a comparison base. No image spam or flat earth remarks and then suddenly, BAM.

 

QED. Thanks shills for proving my point.

J.TrIDr3ESpPJEs ID: cc5ead July 9, 2018, 1:34 p.m. No.2095263   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Off-topic. I saw a woman trying to collect change for a charity, and I thought to myself 'I won't have any change as I'm paying via contactless for my shopping'. At which point I had a conspiracy theory:

 

What if the attempts to make you go cashless is to starve out and deprive the homeless?

 

Think about it: for years immemorial, beggars on the street asked for spare change (or '1 gold coin' if you're from Oblivion), but with the advent of cashless, no-one will have spare change to give out, especially if a lot of countries proceed with their creepy cashless society vision.

 

That means, if you become homeless, you literally can never earn money again. You can't afford a card reader (because you're already broke) to acquire money, you can't set up a bank account (required to have a card to spend money with) because it requires an address and proof of identity.

 

If we allow the cashless society thing to happen, we are paving the way for a highly abusive authoritarian state - because if homelessness means permanent poverty (to the point of starvation), homelessness would be equal to death, meaning you could be threatened into compliance by the state - either via foreclosure on a mortgage, the loss of a job, or the wasting of your funds fighting a legal battle.

 

And we know the one thing the so-called 'elites' hate more than anything is the homeless.

 

And from a depopulation standpoint, this would serve their goals, because if homelessness = death then all you need to do is make people unemployed and they die. Or hell, just deny or break your card.

 

A really scary thought, and one no doubt behind the drive for cashless under the false guise of efficiency.