[Wendigo]

Underground peer-to-peer trading of Bitcoin will thrive in places where Bitcoin is banned. The government can't completely stop something that exists in a digital form. Yes I agree that Bitcoin exchanges or ATMs won't be available in such countries but who cares about them when people could still exchange the coins for hard cash between themselves. Poker is outlawed in some American states but people continue to play secretly organized home games. There is always a way to go about that  

[choppork]

Yes I would still use Bitcoin even if the government says it's illegal. It would be really hard to trace us, bitcoin users, by the government because anonymity is one of the many privileges that we get by using Bitcoins. How would they track us if the transactions are all anonymous?

I think the only way that they will catch you if somebody sees you using Bitcoins and gets a photo of that. People that has nothing to do in life would definitely report you especially if there's a bounty.

[rio3233]

I would keep using bitcoin. Because i only have job on bitcoin and i can earn a living with bitcoin. So, i will keep using bitcoin even illegal in my country.

[Nahl]

my country also says all related gambling also illegal including casinos online but i was still gamble almost everyday without any problem and if someday bitcoin illegal i would still use it because i won't leave bitcoin and i had comfortable using bitcoin with very much benefit and i would do anything i could such as using VPN or something else