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April 18, 2013, 09:36:43 PM |
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It is illegal by design.
All legal "adoptions" are just dreams which will be burned.
Could you tell me more? Why is it illegal by design and which country has the right to prohibit its use? Bitcoin is anonymous and resistant to any kind of regulation by design. It is illegal by nature.It fucks with the status quo, of course it is illegal by naturewhats illegal about keeping our transaction log distributed? i don't get it... Controlling monetary supply = ruling. Bitcoin could have the potential to endanger the position of the most powerful men in the world, if it really gets serious they won't hand over their power without a fight. And obviously they would very likely win that fight. I don't agree with the last sentence. There have been many succesful revolutions during history. Why wouldn't we succeed?
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April 18, 2013, 09:45:20 PM |
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It is illegal by design.
All legal "adoptions" are just dreams which will be burned.
Could you tell me more? Why is it illegal by design and which country has the right to prohibit its use? Bitcoin is anonymous and resistant to any kind of regulation by design. It is illegal by nature.It fucks with the status quo, of course it is illegal by naturewhats illegal about keeping our transaction log distributed? i don't get it... Controlling monetary supply = ruling. Bitcoin could have the potential to endanger the position of the most powerful men in the world, if it really gets serious they won't hand over their power without a fight. And obviously they would very likely win that fight. I don't agree with the last sentence. There have been many succesful revolutions during history. Why wouldn't we succeed? Because still BTC value is related to fiat, and they control fiat. We really need to break the loop and FORGET about fiat to have a chance, and this is not happening.
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April 18, 2013, 09:48:49 PM |
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Because still BTC value is related to fiat, and they control fiat. We really need to break the loop and FORGET about fiat to have a chance, and this is not happening.
Not yet, anyway. Until Bitcoin sees majority adoption in any given area, it'll stick with being valued against fiat, as opposed to fiat being valued against Bitcoin.
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April 18, 2013, 10:09:49 PM |
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Why would they make BTC illegal? It helps a lot to fight against precious metals, without bitcoins they couldn't orchestrate a massive paper selling on gold and silver this month. Bitcoin isn't a threat to fiat. Just opposite: BTC helps to increase computer hardware sales, it makes people to innovate. If fiat supports the technology, it will support the BTC. Simple. Gold and silver will never become a friend of technology. And yes both metals are widely used in technology. But I'm talking about the goldbugs community here. Who is more tech-friendly: cypherpunks or goldbugs?
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April 18, 2013, 10:39:31 PM |
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It is illegal by design.
All legal "adoptions" are just dreams which will be burned.
Could you tell me more? Why is it illegal by design and which country has the right to prohibit its use? Bitcoin is anonymous and resistant to any kind of regulation by design. It is illegal by nature.It fucks with the status quo, of course it is illegal by naturewhats illegal about keeping our transaction log distributed? i don't get it... Controlling monetary supply = ruling. Bitcoin could have the potential to endanger the position of the most powerful men in the world, if it really gets serious they won't hand over their power without a fight. And obviously they would very likely win that fight. I don't agree with the last sentence. There have been many succesful revolutions during history. Why wouldn't we succeed? Because still BTC value is related to fiat, and they control fiat. We really need to break the loop and FORGET about fiat to have a chance, and this is not happening. I think if there is any unrest, it may expand beyond simple legislation and currency legal battles. A change of some sort is on the horizon, I don't think the status quo can remain as it is for that much longer, we're looking at 20-50 years tops, imo. It's starting to fall apart, I fear we're all in for a bumpy ride before things get better. But I guess we shall see, we are indeed living in an interesting time.
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April 19, 2013, 12:19:29 AM |
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Bill 0110010 KILL BITCOIN ACK of 2014 "No bank is allowed to hold funds for bitcoin exchanges."
what will you do? what will price do? will you sell your 100BTC bitcoin stach locally for peanuts? will their be a new way to still be able to trade large amounts online?
I've already posted about this happening. Its not matter of if, but when. And you can't make BTC illegal due to the way its set up, nobody can stop it. So just make exchanges with them illegal.
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April 19, 2013, 01:54:15 AM |
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Bill 0110010 KILL BITCOIN ACK of 2014 "No bank is allowed to hold funds for bitcoin exchanges."
what will you do? what will price do? will you sell your 100BTC bitcoin stach locally for peanuts? will their be a new way to still be able to trade large amounts online?
being illegal, made drugs cost *less* .....now if only they were as transportable as BTC
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April 19, 2013, 05:04:57 AM |
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imagine: put a superman comic next to the bible next to a book of law.
now tell me: Which book contains the least amount of metaphysical plunders?
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April 19, 2013, 05:22:08 AM |
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I dont want to be rude but I dont think you fully understand who and how powerfull the one making the money are. these people control the government. they are a group of people that are not elected and are in charge of the federal reserve bank. these people or entity simply prints money and sells it to the US government, how do we pay for the money if its money? with debt esentualy....or government bonds....these bonds are promisary noates that say we will pay back the 100 billion we take out a month and pay it back ...WITH INTEREST. that is why the US is in debt (though a few countries hold these bonds as well, china being the main holder of us debt) but we are only in debt to ourselvs....or the ones that make the money. now you think the actual governmnet will allow this money? this money that is not taxable or traceable? i dont think so. how will they pay for there own jobs and for roads and for schools and for cops and for EMT etc etc etc. i love bitcoin as an idea and for maybe one tenth of the cerculated money but I think its a bad idea to compleatly convert over to it. i do like the idea of just giving some one a five for a tip not .0020003420 bitcoins.
the fed and the gov will come down hard on this and the have many ways....making it illegal is just one of them.
but I could be wrong I guess we will see.
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April 19, 2013, 05:36:03 AM |
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Bill 0110010 KILL BITCOIN ACK of 2014 "No bank is allowed to hold funds for bitcoin exchanges."
what will you do? what will price do? will you sell your 100BTC bitcoin stach locally for peanuts? will their be a new way to still be able to trade large amounts online?
Then we would be living in a society where free speech is deemed illegal.
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April 19, 2013, 05:55:44 AM |
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C'mon people. Just give every US congressman/woman and senator one bitcoin! And then in few months americans will pay taxes in BTC ;-)
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April 19, 2013, 06:05:20 AM |
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what bitcoin? Nice hat man... oh look a pony!
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April 19, 2013, 08:19:12 AM |
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If there were no exchanges as of tomorrow, there would be still 11 mio bitcoins on the loose, every one divisible (almost) indefinitely. Those would be highly-coveted by freedom-lovers all over the world and would be exchanged for real products. At last, all bitcoins will permeate through the supply chain, it would take just little bit more time.
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April 19, 2013, 12:02:24 PM |
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I think US will be the most possible place that bitcoin will receive mainstream acceptance, because "In liberty we trust", other nations might be quite conservative with such new idea but they will follow US
Since it is politically neutral, if one country banned it due to some political reason, it might be accepted in another country who have totally different political view
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April 19, 2013, 12:08:32 PM |
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being illegal made drugs cost *less* I want whatever cheap shit you're smoking, it seems pretty good.
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April 19, 2013, 12:44:47 PM |
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now you think the actual governmnet will allow this money? this money that is not taxable or traceable?
Shostak thinks that BTC is not money but rather a new way of employing existent money in transactions. ( http://mises.org/daily/6411/The-Bitcoin-Money-Myth)
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April 19, 2013, 12:55:42 PM |
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I think US will be the most possible place that bitcoin will receive mainstream acceptance, because "In liberty we trust"...
I laughed. You should submit this stuff to Leno. Liberty... "In liberty we trust..." ?? Wake up, Neo... you're living in a dream world.
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