Comments on: Fed Asks Americans for Feedback on a Central Bank Digital Currency—Here Are Some Responses

By: Linda Christiano

Linda Christiano — Tue, 25 Apr 2023 08:49:04 +0000

I will not use digital. I have zero trust and respect for this government. They are not for the people. This digital currency is just another way to steal and control. No. No. No!

By: Martina Vaslovik

Martina Vaslovik — Mon, 24 Apr 2023 23:11:07 +0000

CBDC’s would be absolute tyranny from which there could be no escape. The state could then dictate what you are allowed to buy and when, put expiration dates on your money, force you to comply with it’s dictates (vaccines) and could totally control your life. They could of course also wipe out all you have with a keystroke. Everything must be done to keep this from becoming reality. It is absolute tyranny from which there can be no escape.

By: Plato v2.0

Plato v2.0 — Mon, 24 Apr 2023 17:50:50 +0000

In reply to John. We've been there and done that. It was too hard for the government employees to fudge the books and for politicians to embezzle funds. That's why we began the switch to funny money. The Gold payable certificates were printed with red ink in certain areas, while the silver notes were printed with blue ink.

By: Enword G. Robbinsome

Enword G. Robbinsome — Mon, 24 Apr 2023 15:48:58 +0000

Digital “currency” is a naked power grab by our globalist totalitarian government.

By: Ron Cronenwett

Ron Cronenwett — Mon, 24 Apr 2023 14:40:50 +0000

Why the Fed and not The Department of the Treasury?? Another scam from our Government to enslave us

By: K.A. Davison

K.A. Davison — Mon, 24 Apr 2023 14:36:10 +0000

CBDC in nothing more than smoke, mirrors and hot air. What you cannot hold in your hands is not money. It is nothing more than an illusion and a so-called “survey” is a mechanism for the FED to say, “Well, why are you complaining about the CBDC, didn’t with give everyone the opportunity to give their opinion?” No, I never heard of the survey until now, and surveys can be manipulated to say anything the questioner desires. It is my sincere hope that a vast nationwide black-market arises and that no one choses to use a digital “currency,” which would also mean that taxpayers might become nonexistent. Or, states begin printing their own currency and telling the FED’s to shove off. There has to be a limit to what the people will take. Lastly, here is my analogy of the CBDC: Billy returns to his parents’ home to introduce to them his fiancée. “Mom, Dad, I want you to meet my intended wife Alice, who is my AI wife to be.” “But Billy, says Mom, she’s not a real woman, she’s a make-believe woman just like CBDC is make-believe money.” And Billy says, “Well Mom, that’s your opinion.” In the end the FED is trying to tell us that a make-believe currency is real money when in truth they are simply trying to shove their opinion down our throats.

By: Nolan Parker

Nolan Parker — Mon, 24 Apr 2023 13:42:15 +0000

Okay, plenty of well reasoned criticism. Nobody who has a clue wants it. Yet,it’s being considered. I’ve yet to see a bad idea that They propose get turned around. When they did NAFTA it was so unpopular that before they passed it, IDK who exactly it was, but there was a man, behind a podium, telling us
We know it’s unpopular but we’re going to pass it. You’ll thank us for it later.
Later has not arrived.

By: Pam Knapp

Pam Knapp — Mon, 24 Apr 2023 13:36:18 +0000

If an article I read was correct, FTX was able to program a back door with 1 number and 1 line of code. How many lines of code and numbers would be needed to program 10 percent for the “big guy”?

By: Empty

Empty — Mon, 24 Apr 2023 12:43:16 +0000

All of those people interviewed were taking the high road. HELL NO we don’t want digital currency. We need way less government both surface and in the shadows. Our Constitution calls for funding of basic understandable necessities, such as an army, infrastructure and that’s about it.

By: James E Sparks

James E Sparks — Mon, 24 Apr 2023 12:27:01 +0000

In reply to Mordecai. yes