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Would it have been better to let the banks of the world fail and start over?
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• Would it have been better to let the banks of the world fail and start over?

I want to know what would have happened. The banks messed up and in the purist view of capitalism should have failed because it was a bad business move. In turn this may have ended some of the big money influences on our political system OWS protestors want to stop. I heard that it would have been a worse economic collapse though in turn it would have put a stop to future wrongdoing. Was it the right decision in the long run?

It's now illegal for residents in Louisiana to use cash when buying or selling second hand goods. You better have your credit/debit card on hand when going to a garage sale. reddit, how can Louisiana legally enforce such a law?
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It's now illegal for residents in Louisiana to use cash when buying or selling second hand goods. You better have your credit/debit card on hand when going to a garage sale. reddit, how can Louisiana legally enforce such a law?
http://www.naturalnews.com/033882_Louisiana_cash.html
r/reddit.com - It's now illegal for residents in Louisiana to use cash when buying or selling second hand goods. You better have your credit/debit card on hand when going to a garage sale. reddit, how can Louisiana legally enforce such a law?