The monetary system will change again, just like it did in 1971, 1946, 1933, and 1913.
The cashless society with awful negative rates is what they are pushing.
Guys like me and you are the push back. We like gold and silver not credit money.
There aren't many guys like me and you though so we should probably have some sort of fallback position to negotiate to if we are fortunate enough to get to negotiate the terms our monetary slavery with our monetary masters.
My thoughts are simple.
If the money is printed out of thin air, we don't need taxes on human beings any more.
The government's fair share of its citizen's money is zero, especially since they can just conjure up more money on demand and leave guys like me and you alone.
Think about it, if you had a magic machine that printed money out of thin air, why agitate the masses with taxes. Just print what you need and move on.
No taxes on human beings is condition number one for accepting a cashless society.
Taxes are a barbarous relic. Nothing more than a history of oppression really.
I am sure this will be the deal breaker, but we got the votes if Hillary doesn't steal them.
Besides, you can't make a valid argument in favor of taxes in either a fiat or cashless society. There is no need for taxation in a fiat system and their fair share really is zero percent.
Well, that is condition number one. I have others but lets work on this one first.
No taxes for human beings until we have hard currency again.
With elastic money there is no need to oppressively tax ourselves any longer.
