> You're using the law of averages. No, GP claimed that enforcement of any sanctions in international transfers means that the whole system can’t be trusted.

> You're using the law of averages. No, GP claimed that enforcement of any sanctions in international transfers means that the whole system can’t be trusted. > You're the one characterizing this as an absolute stance, rather than a practical stance related to the current condition of the markets of the most powerful country that demands the most sanctions. The original argument I was responding to claimed that one could not use financial institutions that participate in SWIFT. If you want to claim that’s a moderate, reasoned position, then ¯\_(ツ)_/¯