Doug Casey doesn’t think people will be any less willing to accept digital IDs and moneys than they were to turn over their gold to the government in 1933. From Casey at internationalman.com:
International Man: Recently, the State Bank of Vietnam deactivated more than 86 million bank accounts as part of its shift toward a new national digital ID system.
Officials call it a ‘security upgrade,’ but it effectively cut off millions from their own money overnight.
In Thailand, we’ve seen a similar push to tie financial and online activity to state-issued digital IDs.
Is this part of a coordinated global push toward centralized control through digital ID systems?
Doug Casey: Without doubt.
Money is a primary manifestation of personal freedom. Money isn’t just an economic good; it’s a moral good. It represents the hours of your life you spent earning it, and all that you hope to provide for yourself and others in the future. It is, in effect, congealed or crystallized life.
Those who want to control other people—collectivists, statists, Marxists, the Woke, socialists, and the like—naturally want to limit the uses and the value of money. Enforcing the use of fiat currencies issued by central banks is the ideal way of doing that. It amounts to a giant fraud. But the average person stupidly accepts it as part of the cosmic firmament.
People have been told that in a democracy, they’re the rulers. In reality, democracy in today’s world is just mob rule dressed up in a coat and tie. It amounts to a secular religion, where the State is a god, and politicians are its priests. When it comes to financial matters, the public has become accustomed to doing what they’re told.
Don’t expect much from the follow the arrows on floor mask up while alone in the car worlding NPCs and you won’t be let down.
That is mean to make them cry by threatening to take away their slave chains?