And this is the danger of going cashless. When the instrument to buy and sell considers to prevent the transactions from taking place that only recently have been reversed, it ought to be very concerning. Today, it is a violation of the second amendment to own guns, keeping in mind that we are neither pro-gun or anti-gun advocates here. Stay focused upon the fact that any future transaction deemed unlikeable can be controlled or prevented. When one group comes under attack, that opens the doorway for doing it to something that each of us may eventually be affected by. But when "the merchants of the earth are waxed rich through the abundance of her delicacies" (Revelation 18:3), they are willing to curb buying and selling.