It was the part where you made the magic leap from a couple of rando articles (including one about Canada) to the conspiracy theory about how the federal government is spying on US national park visitors for reasons, on a thread about US national parks.
If it were only US national parks were the US government is grabbing US citizen's financial data that'd be one thing, but the BOA citation clearly shows that it's not, and it's the entire US government which is going in the same direction.
What we saw in Canada, the government simply 'turning off' their citizen's access to their own money is something which aligns exactly with this administration's goals:
Outlines First Whole-of-Government Strategy to Protect Consumers, Financial Stability, National Security, and Address Climate Risks Digital assets, including cryptocurrencies, have seen explosive growth in recent years, surpassing a $3 trillion market cap last November and up from $14 billion...
www.whitehouse.gov
Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) can be 'turn off', deny access to their own money for those which politically displease them, with a mere click of the mouse.
This administration is becoming more totalitarian and more powerful every day.
The US National Parks not accepting cash, legal tender, is just another push into the same direction, which is going to have the same results as we've already seen in Canada.
“A dog had his chain reduced one link at a time, every few days, until his chain was so short he could barely move. He never resisted because he was conditioned to the loss of his freedom slowly, over time the chain was reduced one link at a time, every few days, until his chain was so short he could barely move. ”
This, I think, an apt metaphor.
Again, I think you should embrace this. Most conservative conspiracy theories have been fairly bland. Your CT about national parks in contrast is fresh, edgy and just the right amount of crazy and outlandish.
I just want to help you be the best version of conspiracy theorist that you can be. While your CT that this decision by the national parks service to disallow physical currency was in service of a sinister master plan to spy on park visitors, potentially at the behest of Canada, is indeed quite amazing, it can always be improved through the use of visual aids. Remember, words alone aren't going to land you a spot on Tucker's podcast. You need to provide some imagery of the evil federal government spying on hikers. Potentially with Canadian flags on their shoulders.
You can stick you head in the sand all you want. One day, it's probably going to bite you in the ass.
