Quote from: kaya11 on August 08, 2019, 12:47:10 PM

Let me tell you a story about our neighbor, she was working on a beauty salon with a salary enough to feed her family. She had another source of income, selling viands to her customers (home made). She go to the wet market every 3 am to collect the ingredients and one morning there were two guys who robbed her, she was nearly killed but it was a miracle for her to be alive. The robbers stabbed her and stoned her enough for her one eye to gouge. She was dragged to the seashore, but the culprits did not knew that she as still alive at that time, Did you know what was the amount of money that was robbed that nearly cost her life? 30 dollars and an old phone that she was using. Imagine if someone knew you had some kind of money that robbers may take interest on them, what would they do to leave no evidence? Kill you of course, and that is the reality. So in some ways we need anonymity, and at some point we need it in a good way.

On the other hand if these guys were known or exposed they won't be doing such stuff. Being anonymous makes this guys do what they wanted. Since, if they commited a crime and no one knows the identity of the perpetrators then they will just do it again and again just like what the government official do. Due to the non-transparent transactions, they can steal how much they wanted to take. If it is transparent then this corrupt official won't even dare to steal a single cents from the government funds that suppose to go to the development of the country.