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What if the government stops acting in your best interests or isn't acting in your best interests now?
by osigurdson 3y ago
What if the government stops acting in your best interests or isn't acting in your best interests now?
- seydor 3y agoAnd banks are less likely to do so or they are going to go against the state? Banks are wholly subservient to the states, the tax collectors and to the ecb , if anything they are worse. At least cbdcs will not allow one to become unbanked
- osigurdson 3y agoIt is basically an argument for increased centralization of power. If that is what you want that is completely fine. In my view centralization can be efficient but has higher risks of corruption.