King Cash

A crude and crass expression of Concordian economics is its aspiration to see more cashCash in everybody’s pockets. One might expect a unanimous agreement on this basic policy. But no. On the contrary, there is much opposition to it. Strange things we are being told of you these days. We used to call you, CashCash, “King Cash” to signify our deep affection for you. No more. Ever since Jefferson deleted the word “property,” the most direct manifestation of which is cashCash, from the Declaration of Independence, the word “property” has become a “political” word, a word not to be uttered in polite society.