[kafkaesque]

Ban cash. Most people use cards in the UK. We should push for that in North America.

[Cw67NTN8F]

Nope, not for me. Cash beats everything, where it's practical to use. And there's privacy

[nyolfen]

a guy i knew used to say something like “the british are a slave people without the torch of liberty in their hearts.” i used to think it was funny and weird but it just seems more true as time goes on.

[acct1771]

Say it into the CCTV camera.

[wavefunction]

I like cash. It's the only semi-anonymous method of making payments.

For instance, I can offer cash to folks so their bosses don't snatch their tips.

[privacypoller]

I think you only feel this way as you generally agree with the process and "rules" around payment and settlement. Would you feel differently if you had a embarrassing or frowned-upon hobby, or didn't agree with some change to the centralized, public payment system?

[kafkaesque]

I would think we should fund research and studies that deal with why such a hobby is embarrassing or frowned upon, if not illegal. Try to improve society by tackling the problem, not covering up for someone's misgivings.

[Karunamon]

Please no. The privacy and cant-buy-without-a-middleman concerns greatly outweigh the concerns of a small minority of bad-faith use.