Post-COVID Society Might Be Cashless —Older Americans May Not Be Ready

re: Post-COVID Society Might Be Cashless —Older Americans May Not Be Ready

Randyfast — 8/4/2020 9:19:16 AM

As Dane Wigington says; "May, might, could". There's no doubt that the "cashless society" is part of the plan! The banksters don't control 'all' of the money yet. Once we go cashless, they will.

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roy9295 — 8/3/2020 4:53:49 AM

It has nothing to do with older people not being tech savy at all. It is more about a lot of young people not being experienced enough in the real world to know that handing all your power and privacy over to any government is suicide. Part of the reason for this is is they might have left mom and dad behind when they left home but just took on the government to replace the sense of security that their parents gave them. By the time they realize the folly of their ideals they will be the wolves lunch. : )

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Bev8355 — 8/1/2020 6:39:49 AM

I absolutely refuse to have an I phone! Have a flip phone with no internet for emergencies. I also. Refuse to buy a new car...no TV screens in my life at all! I choose to remain in control of as much as I can in this life.

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Shepard505 — 7/31/2020 9:19:36 AM

Fight the cashless trend. For the sake of privacy.