“A man’s rights rest in three boxes: the ballot box, the jury box, and the cartridge box.” - Frederick Douglass, 1867.
It's still true. Yes, all three are dangerous and open to abuse, but they - with the right protections in place - will provide better outcomes than the alternatives.
If Douglass could've conceived of a world without cash then perhaps he would've mentioned a fourth.
It's still true. Yes, all three are dangerous and open to abuse, but they - with the right protections in place - will provide better outcomes than the alternatives.
If Douglass could've conceived of a world without cash then perhaps he would've mentioned a fourth.