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What if banks doesn’t WANT to buy bonds from the government?

I know that the way that the US government controls the money supply is to sell or  buy government securities from banks. 

During Open Market Operations, the feds can sell bonds and government securities to banks to decrease the money supply. So what if the banks DOESN’T WANT to buy those bonds and securities? 

Wouldn’t that cause inflation and also lack of confidence in the Feds and potentially the US currency itself?
gpt
Bonds are sold at auction -- there exists a market-clearing interest rate, and the auction reveals that rate.

OMOs, similarly, are performed at an interest rate that is acceptable to both buyer and seller.