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To: LindyBill who wrote (241448)3/11/2008 9:32:22 AM
From: DMaA  Read Replies (1) of 793998
 
If you ask me this $10,000 limit is at least X10,000 bigger restriction on our freedom than the paid sex laws.

The WSJ notes that a bank had filed a "suspicious activity" reports about the governor out of concerns that he was involved in "structuring," which is when financial transaction are kept under $10,000 to AVOID federal reporting requirements.

This affects everyone, is only there to allow the government to track the activities of citizens (and if "necessary" trap them), and through inflation is now triggered when you by an old used car.

Civil libertarians are blind to this. It's only money after all.
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