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It's not really like that in Sweden. A lot more would have to change in Sweden's national government; public policy, especially with regard to privacy issues,
by joejohnson 15y ago
It's not really like that in Sweden. A lot more would have to change in Sweden's national government; public policy, especially with regard to privacy issues, are amongst the best in the world. This doesn't mean a super-fascist regime is impossible in the future. But why would a shift away from paper money bring about the changes you propose?
- algad 15y agoBecause with all transactions recorded it would become possible and when something becomes possible, oftentimes govts are tempted. As an exemple, where I live the govt cross-checks your income tax filing with the automobile registration records and if there is, in their opinion, a discrepancy, you have to explain yourself. Also my comment does not single out Sweden, it is more of a general observation.