> I think there is a strong argument there is a lot more day to day damage from not having a bank account than not having a gun. When we use your damage-based approach I think we may find KYC creates more damages than it prevents.
Are you advocating for removing KYC completely, or for making it on par with getting a concealed weapon, or that having a concealed weapons permit should qualify as KYC? This is the problem with using the kind of rhetoric that appeals to emotion -- it doesn't actually get your point across, it just gets people upset about something.
Are you advocating for removing KYC completely, or for making it on par with getting a concealed weapon, or that having a concealed weapons permit should qualify as KYC? This is the problem with using the kind of rhetoric that appeals to emotion -- it doesn't actually get your point across, it just gets people upset about something.