20 Billion If you have got 20 billion in the bank, do you realise how many life straws that is?

Actually, if you've got 5000 in the bank, do you realise how many life straws that is? We have this weird world where fiscal currency is valued above the human condition. Money talks, fiscal currencies don't, that is the difference, if you see what I mean. I'd like to see a world where it is illegal to have more than a few thousand in the bank so that people are forced into freedom of and trust in spirit rather than hiding behind the apparent security of fiscal money. People blinded by money often don't understand. Lets do the right thing, lose the money and save lives. Oh, that is what some of us are doing, I forgot. We have mature infrastructure now in the West, it's not like it was. Financial overbearing means that much of it is being eroded, but, actually, what is to stop everyone doing what they have always done in the West just taking the money out of the equation. Surely we can organise a system with all these advancements that treats money as what it is, an incidental rather than a ruler. It's happening anyway, if you haven't noticed, where has all the money gone? Sure it's going to billionaires but it is also going to the 'fiscally poorer' lands and this is creating a pressure to transcend. Only so many people can visit the 'wealthier' nations and send their wages home before the gradual erosion completely undermines the economy. Um. Various prejudices have been overcome, sexual prejudices, racial prejudices, religious prejudices and so on. If a shop in England had a sign up saying, no Australasian people served here, the law would demand that the sign be taken down. Why then, if you walk into a shop and you haven't got any money in the bank and you say you want to buy something why are you discriminated against? What are we saying here? We are still prejudiced against poor people? Do shops, in affect, have a sign up saying no poor people served here and if they do, what should the law do about it?