That's exactly how slavery was abolished in most countries.  People worked within the system and changed it.

It no different from inheriting hair colour.

The legal system you are born into can't be changed.

You can improve it by, for example, abolishing slavery.

But you can't decide "The legal system didn't apply to me."  It does.

The "should" has no real place in that sentence.  Its the nature of life that you can't choose where you are born into.  Just like you can't help it if you acquire eye colour from your parents, you can't help but acquire nationality slavery from the circumstances of your birth. 

One more thing. Those two girls keep showing up everywhere. I dont know if they are your life partners (lucky you!), business partners or just hired looks, but if they do have a meaningful job at bitpay, then you should have them or her say so. Somehting like " Hi, I am Alison, and I am executive whatever at bitpay." It would be 10x more powerful for various reasons.

As a hired actress/voice over, she is frankly, not that good. But if she is an executive at the company, you would look completely different at her performance. In the same way no one would hire Steve Ballmer to do a commercial for anything, but if you know he is the CEO of microsoft, its different when he speaks (okay, not by much LOL).

You are American.  Born free in the richest country in the world and you can't change that fact no matter how hard you wish.

It fails as an analogy

In Rwanda. Hutus. A tribe in war with Tutsi.

It was the culmination of longstanding ethnic competition and tensions between the minority Tutsi, who had controlled power for centuries, and the majority Hutu peoples, who had come to power in the rebellion of 1959–62 and overthrown the Tutsi monarchy.

The assassination of Habyarimana in April 1994 set off a violent reaction, during which Hutu groups conducted mass killings of Tutsis (and also pro-peace Hutus, who were portrayed as "traitors" and "collaborationists"). This genocide had been planned by members of the Hutu power group known as the Akazu, many of whom occupied positions at top levels of the national government; the genocide was supported and coordinated by the national government as well as by local military and civil officials and mass media.

In Darfur. SLA and JEM two tribal groups vs Janjaweed militia, a collection of arabic tribes.

Destroy violent drug cartels simple? Only in a simple mind. Explain to me what you think happens if they end drug prohibition.

Endlessly.  You are obsessed with being like a slave.  I happen to think that slavery was very unpleasant and you trivialise it by comparing your good fortune with the misery of slaves. 

You are not a slave.  Your life is not remotely like that of a slave.  Stop being so immature. 

Yeah Actually I do, I like flushing out you Coinhunter clones and ass lickers.

But if it's no threat, why the twisted panty reaction 

You are American.  On a global standard, you are born rich and free.  Instead of comparing yourself to a slave, why not count your blessings?

Comparing being born rich and free

with being born a slave is a very bad analogy. 

Look on the bright side...there are worse places to have been born that the US.

Look on the bright side...there are worse plights to have been born into than slavery.

Have a look at what happened in Rwanda and tell me that it can't be called a war at all.

Saying it's not even in the same ball park is ignorant to the point of being offensive.

Or have a look at Darfur.

Not even the big bad government can fight the cartels

Being born in a rich free county makes you feel that you are as badly off as the people shipped to the plantations and worked to death.

Are you asking for pity?

Just thought I'd mention the new SolidCoin Beta 7 is out now and working very nicely.

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Look on the bright side...there are worse places to have been born that the US.

What a sad story, bearing in mind the nature of Bitcoin

Eh, the most murder occurs in African civil wars my friend. Millions of lives. The UN rapes the remains.

The Rwandan military and Hutu militia groups, notably the Interahamwe, systematically set out to murder all the Tutsis they could reach

I don't think I said "we" as I am not American.

What I said is that if you want to implement your interpretation of the US constitution, that affects other people and you need to justify it to them. 

Do you not agree with that? 

So the tribal wars in Africa are ... what?

Or the drug wars in South America?