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Message: [QUOTE="CaptainJ, post: 2032495, member: 1553"] Says the guy in Nevada ;) Seriously though, would it have made news there other than if he used the stolen credit cards for the prostitute? (which doesnt sound like half bad of an idea, now that youve made me ponder it) And to answer the earlier people, I've never done it, but little doubt in my mind that you can use them in Nevada where it's legal as our founders would have intended it. Visa and mastercard surely couldnt care less, and as a matter of fact Id imagine wish it were legal universally, along with any other sort of free commerce. Discover, well I'm not sure about them. I guess they handle disputes more in favor if the the customer than merchant, so that could come into play. People will be chipped soon enough(some are already, they just havent been monetized yet), and it will no longer be a joke about where on the body to swipe, although by then cash will be illegal like in India, and any "black/grey market"(outside the matrix of establishment control) activities will be much harder to control. No transactions will be private anymore. Yeah your government is really working for you people...and we around being "deniers"(lol at that stupid term's usage) of Boeheim's proclamation of last season being the 2nd best ever, instead of seeing the handwriting on the wall. Like Gladiator said, you can degrade peoples' conditions in every way and they won't say anything, as long as you dont take their [B]amusement [/B]away. Pay attention to who controls our entertainment, and what else they control, and the dots will connect themselves as foretold over 120 years ago. The folks who run society use much more than [I]law [/I]to control speech and behavior. Take heed you heathens! (thats right, i can see this thread being bumped in post apocalyptic times, and people looking to me like they did in Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome) [/QUOTE]

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