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Crime. Not that difficult, is it?

• jeltz 4y ago
  Yeah, I am a bit worried that we may be too harsh but these laws combat real issues in our society.
  • wizeman 4y ago
    > Yeah, I am a bit worried that we may be too harsh but these laws combat real issues in our society. Well, there are many other ways to combat these issues without treating innocent citizens as criminals unless they prove they are innocent. Believe me, I've been on the receiving end of these laws despite never having done anything illegal, which means that my financial privacy has now been ruined several times and as a consequence, my security and safety and that of my family is now at risk, forever.
• pigsty 4y ago
  I literally have the equivalent of $1500 in my wallet right now. Why? Because I withdrew it and might end up buying something with it, either in one big purchase or ration it throughout the month. Any country that considers that a crime or potentially a crime is dystopian. It’s insane that people think what was the typical way to pay for things a few years ago (and still is in the free world) is some vile action worthy of suspicion.
  • wizeman 4y ago
    > I literally have the equivalent of $1500 in my wallet right now. > Any country that considers that a crime or potentially a crime is dystopian. Then Spain and Greece meet your definition of being dystopian, as their cash payment limits are 1,000 EUR and 500 EUR respectively. And I agree with you.
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