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If you value privacy, it is hard to see how someone can be against "green pieces of paper bearing pictures of dead presidents".
by audinobs 1y ago
If you value privacy, it is hard to see how someone can be against "green pieces of paper bearing pictures of dead presidents".
- red-iron-pine 1y agothe argument then goes to the fallacies of fiat currency, or the implications of the fact that said paper may soon have pictures of a live president on it
- rbanffy 1y ago> may soon have pictures of a live president on it Hopefully not for long.
- rbanffy 1y agoJust to clarify the comment the next time I am stopped at an American airport, this means the term lasts for four years, that he can't run again, and that his successor would remove that inappropriate image as soon as they could. Personality cults are not a healthy thing in a democracy.
- man4 1y ago[dead]
- sMarsIntruder 1y agoDownvoted by people who don’t value privacy :)
- rbanffy 1y agoWake me up when you carry your phone in a Faraday cage. Also, stop participating in any social networks.
- sMarsIntruder 1y agoWe’re talking about something else, but I like to see you staying on topic.
- rbanffy 1y agoUsing cash for transactions then posting what you got on Instagram is the privacy equivalent of the Maginot Line.
- sMarsIntruder 1y agoI understand your point, but that’s not what I personally do or in general people that cares and advocates for digital privacy.
- timbit42 1y agoThat type of money can be printed at will causing devaluation.