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Litmus test for every Presidential candidate: commit to opposing CBDCs in the U.S. Period. Shouldn’t be controversial for any Republican, just basic table-stakes. And if any candidate hesitates on this one, then skip ‘em and move on to the next one. Shawn Ryan
516,801 просмотров • 3 лет назад •via X (Twitter)
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Already banned in Florida

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@ShawnRyan762 Already banned in Florida.

@ShawnRyan762 Bro you’re so late. Desantis already banned it in Florida and came out spoke against it. You’re the Soulja boy of this election cycle, pretending you’ve come up with everything first. Like this is some novel idea.

@ShawnRyan762 Can’t wait to see how you completely shake up politics in our lifetime (: - if we get caring people engaged we can make positive changes thru all ranks of society ♥

@ShawnRyan762 My litmus test: Knowing what the fuck they are doing. The last guy learning in the job was steamrolled. And he was very politically connected and experienced at life.

@ShawnRyan762 China updates Social Credit System to incorporate CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency). Now minimum Social Credit Score of 350 needed for buying drinks from these facial recognition vending machines —— If your score is too low, no drinks for you!!

@ShawnRyan762 End the Fed and oppose all forms of Authoritarian Centralized Digital Currencies. This is the end of your freedom folks. No matter if you are left or right, we must stand against CBDC! Lars 24

Yes. CBDCs would create a financial Panopticon where the gov't can track - and nullify - any transaction anyone makes. Total gov't economic control over the population. And if the gov't is woke, that means total gov't power to exclude the anti-woke from any transaction that the woke bureaucrats want to prevent. Including campaign donations to any anti-woke political candidates.

@ShawnRyan762 💯 DeSantis did this a while ago. It’s actually law in Florida, not just a tweet.

@ShawnRyan762 No other presidential candidate is talking about this seriously. '24 is a toss up still, but Vivek might just be the future.

