YOU, yes YOU can help bankrupt Jewry starting today with this one simple trick: spend cash locally.

Here’s what this does:
>restricts bank lending—every $1 you withdraw prevents your bank from lending out $10 or $20 at interest
>cuts out the 3% skim that banks and card companies take from every card transaction
>keeps wealth circulating in the local economy instead of siphoning it off to mega corps

What does this mean for (You)?
>low or no inflation
>higher wages, more jobs
>less of your money pays for foreign wars and drag shows

Is it a solution to the root problem? Of course not. Is it a step in the right direction? A huge one. A very easy one to do. You can start today.

Hit them where it hurts—the purse.

>>507741359 (OP)
cash is less than 1% of the money supply, it's a piss in the wind and the only influence that it has beyond spreading germs is to ensure that organized crime survive as in absence of cash 98% of it would just disappear overnight.

Bump, cash is king

>>507741543
When you withdraw cash from a bank, the bank loses reserves. Banks need reserves to settle end of day interbank transactions. So with fewer reserves on hand, they won’t lend nearly as much. Lending is how the money supply actually grows, and the interest is what causes systemic inflation. You aren’t just taking your 1 dollar out, you’re preventing your bank from creating 10-20 new dollars. The multiple of the effect on the money supply is the inverse of your bank’s capitalization ratio, usually 5-10%.

>>507742289
The Federal Reserve is always willing to extend its reserves for the silliest of reasons, and small banks in the US have no limits. In actual lived practice, reserves don't matter much; they don't even affect the real economy as they don't even work to influence the behaviour of banks.
Anyway, even in that scenario, cash transactions are a tiny amount of the actual volume of money that banks operate daily.

If extending bank reserves did anything to promote lending, you would have had lending after 2008 when each bank received a giant injection of reserves, but their lending behaviour was more adverse than ever, going worse and worse by each week. Check the data.
There is a form of QE that forced lending; it was tried in 2020.

>>507742289
Here is how money is actually created into circulation, has nothing to do with the myth you believe in: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3N7oD5zrBnc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDNSNX48Kmo

>>507741359 (OP)
Banks addressed this issue, even though they really didn't even have to, by giving card users a cut of the rake. And many cards offer significant additional incentives to use their card at "partner" merchants.

Also, try renting a car or walk up to an airport counter with cash for a one-way ticket and see how far it gets you.

And if any of the lefty friends you still tolerate pick the bar, it's a good chance they don't even take cash.

>>507741359 (OP)
>every $1 you withdraw prevents your bank from lending out $10 or $20 at interest
no

>>507742844
I’ve followed him for years. That’s why I mentioned capitalization ratio and not “reserve requirement” earlier. In practice banks do limit their lending when they’ve consistently bled reserves. The Fed or the interbank repo market will cover overnight shortages, but a bank cannot consistently operate without sufficient reserves to settle its daily obligations. Withdrawing cash from the bank directly drains their reserves. One guy withdrawing $100 won’t change anything, but 50 million people changing their daily habits to incorporate more cash would dramatically restrict bank liquidity and directly shrink M2. This only works if a lot of us get on board.

>>507743687
>>507744465

>>507741359 (OP)
P H Y S I C A L

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>the jews HATE IT

Stealing bad

PDI

>>507743687
It's the jews

>>507743280
>try renting a car or walk up to an airport counter with cash for a one-way ticket and see how far it gets you.
Why that for you guys is wrong?

>>507743280
For large transactions, a wire transfer has the same effect on bank liquidity as spending cash. Wires force the banks to send reserves immediately in full, instead of waiting to net out the transaction at the end of the day. Cash for small purchases and wires for large ones, that would put commercial banks in the minority of money creators for the first time in a long time.

>>507744856
>oh yeah well try doing NWO things like renting a car or entering a shop in communist china without a phone and chips and cards!!!

>>507745098
But Burgerland is not comunist, i think?

>>507744856
Using cash in this way creates the presumption of involvement in illegal activity, just like large bank transactions.

>>507741359 (OP)
>using fiat
>fighting the banks
How retarded can you get? Buy Bitcoin

>>507745098
This. It's even worse in China. If you can't pay with your phone, you're limited to subsistence life in villages.

>>507743280
>don't even take cash.
i love going into subways that don't accept cash and having them make me a steak and seafood sandwich with extra everything. i attempt to hand them the legal tender and they shy away, cringing in fear. "it's card only!". all i have is the cash, mate. guess you have to throw that sandwich away. tell your store owner he's a fucking communist.

>>507741359 (OP)
Only old /pol/ will agree. New /pol/ are reddit debt fags who will seethe when you mention you’re debt free.
>t. Debt free cash spender no cc

>>507741359 (OP)
If the penny no longer exists to represent the dollar properly, then a dollar is no longer a dollar.
They are trying to phase out cash. Both parties, no matter who gets "in office" tries to play us towards the same slave-state.

>>507745579
Thats incostutional in my shithole because everybody is innocent until proved guilty and i think you guys have the same ammendent.
>>507746108
>all i have is the cash, mate. guess you have to throw that sandwich away. tell your store owner he's a fucking communist.
Based