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The article doesn’t even discuss how financial survillance is related to democracy.
I just looked for the paragraphs where “democracy” is discussed and it’s nowhere stated how it is threatened by financial survaillance.
Whatever the author states in the article, it’s not about a threat to democracy. I go even further and state that monitoring all financial transactions is good for a democracy. Today, almost all transactions are monitored anyway.
How so ?
I beg to differ… how do you think cartels get their funds ?
They use HSBC yo. Ask me how i know.