Rising Crime Forces Downtown Kansas City Biz To Go Cashless

The impact of continued bloodshed and lawlessness on Kansas City streets continues to negatively impact our local economy. 

Today's news by way of the BEST & BRIGHTEST TKC READERS . . . 

CHECK DOWNTOWN KANSAS CITY BIZ FORCED TO GIVE UP ON CASH AMID WORSENING CRIME!!!

Here's the word from this small but significant local shop . . .

For most of us this isn't too much of an inconvenience but the trend is actually more dangerous then we initially imagined . . .

CASHLESS BIZ CONFRONTS PUSH BACK ACROSS THE NATION GIVEN HOW MANY PEOPLE IT EXCLUDES!!!

 So let's connect the dots . . . 

Crime forces local biz into creating tech demands of customers which also impact lower income people and suddenly the economy inside the loop only seems to cater to a smaller, select group of elite denizens. Sadly, some might imagine this kind of economic bubble as tech utopia . . . But in this part of the nation, it's not sustainable. 

Check the resistance to the cashless society and more proof that historic KCMO violence isn't just a public safety crisis but also impacts our economy . . .

A cashless society is discriminatory, facilitates crime and hands dangerous powers to busybody officials, technocrats and woke pseudo-capitalists . . .

A cashless economy compels everyone to carry a smartphone all the time, and to have access to at least one payment card. It requires the use of multiple apps, and substantial levels of technological literacy. This discriminates against the elderly, and anybody who finds technology difficult. It is a disaster for those on the margins of society, without a bank account or who lack a good credit score. Many older voters are incensed at the way their choices have been curtailed.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com links . . .

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