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June 29, 2013, 05:35:33 PM |
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Your post reads like:
"I'm a 13 year old white kid who lives in California". - cryptoanarchist
Wrong again. I'm much older and grew pot in Michigan when it was a felony. I'm not a slave like you.
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June 29, 2013, 05:38:02 PM |
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Your post reads like:
"I'm a 13 year old white kid who lives in California and my daddy lets me drive his BMW up and down the driveway". - cryptoanarchist
amirite?
Not even close. Shows what you know. But what should anyone expect from the stunted mind of a hapless peon?
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June 29, 2013, 05:46:07 PM |
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It's like watching an episode of Mad Magazines Troll vs Troll. lol
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June 29, 2013, 05:47:29 PM |
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In Colorado it's completely "legal", but your masters still won't allow people to sell edibles without spending thousands on a commercial kitchen, or allow you to grow without spending thousands on permits. They only made it legal for connected people, and only made it harder for the average guy to profit. As far as smoking it goes, I'm not sure what you're celebrating. You still can't legally smoke in public anywhere in USSA, and you can easily smoke in your own home even in Texas - so nothing has really changed.
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June 29, 2013, 06:19:58 PM |
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Viceroy,
Do you have to derail every thread you participate in???!!!
This is about on BITCON regulation. (NOT REGULATING THE PROTOCOL) the but specifically the recent guidance handed down by FinCEN here in the US as it pertains to converting between fiat and bitcoin and transmitting value over the bitcoin network.
Thanks.
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June 29, 2013, 06:41:46 PM |
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I'm not trying to derail anything. I'm trying to tell a poor homophobic sole that in Colorado we can most certainly eat edibles but he is correct that just like the food industry there are very serious consequences for operating an unlicensed food manufacturing company. The result of regulation in Colorado has been to reduce crime and increase the tax base. Many people would argue that the regulation and taxation of marijuana saved Colorado from the bankruptcy so many states are facing.
Regulation is good. Ralph Nader advocated for tougher automobile manufacturing regulations and now it is less likely that a Ford will kill you by spraying gasoline all over the passenger compartment in a crash.
Breaking the law is bad. Almost always. (Except Ghandi and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.)
It's really comes down to whether you want to be a part of a society or live in cave like the anarchist is proposing.
You find this off topic?
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June 29, 2013, 06:51:31 PM |
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Breaking the law is bad. Almost always. (Except Ghandi and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.)
That's just it, isn't it? Laws are good - murder being illegal means less chance of me being murdered.... or does it? Shouldn't I be able to rely on the fact that I won't get murdered because I don't steal/murder/scam? Even though there is a law against murder, people still get murdered. What about PRISM et al? They are 'lawful', in that they may follow the letter of the law, but is that a law that society got to choose, or something that was 'thrust upon them for their own good'? Now about Ghandi, law-breaker and rule-flaunter, lock him up? Right? Laws exist in this age because trust, reputation and honor do not.
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June 29, 2013, 07:52:35 PM |
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Do you honestly think there was a time when trust and honor existed? When was that?
No. People who murder, or do crank, don't care about the law. I never said lock Ghandi up but if the British had not locked Ghandi up it is quite possible they's be colonizing Syria right now. (Now it's our job to colonize Syria because the evil bastard that is standing against democracy may be using chemical weapons against his people).
Laws cannot govern morals today, or ever, because immoral people do not abide by the law. What laws do is allow a definition of an action and then the law defines the punishment for a person who does the action the law is trying to prevent. Do not think that I think law is a panacea or that the drug war can be ended because the US government may want it to. Law has limits because people can choose to ignore it.
I live in a society and we in my society agree to follow the laws or we agree to change them. If we cannot we find another place to live. If you want to launder money go find a government you can control. If you want to launder money in America you need to be at least as big as HSBC.
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June 29, 2013, 08:02:08 PM |
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So laws a) don't work in preventing x act and b) if you can 'afford' it you can break them with no repercussions, why is it you support them? Do you support a system where regulations only apply to some, not all?
Who is 'our' in the Syria context? Is it not the Syrians job to fight and everyone else not to fuck with them?
This probably off topic. Replies on a postcard please...
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June 29, 2013, 08:21:07 PM |
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I'm in the UK, I don't want the damn US regulating Bitcoin.
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June 29, 2013, 10:13:55 PM |
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I'm in the UK, I don't want the damn US regulating Bitcoin.
Then build the biggest economy in the world and you can regulate it instead. Oh wait, 1776. Sorry you don't like OUR taxes George, maybe you should start a tea party?
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June 29, 2013, 11:49:06 PM |
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I understand the people that say "agianst" but if we do this the US will just forbid all bitcoin transactions and then nearl all US deposits. Thats a huge (price) impact.
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June 30, 2013, 12:03:25 AM |
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I'm in the UK, I don't want the damn US regulating Bitcoin.
Then build the biggest economy in the world and you can regulate it instead. Oh wait, 1776. Sorry you don't like OUR taxes George, maybe you should start a tea party? WTF?
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June 30, 2013, 12:13:48 AM |
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I'm in the UK, I don't want the damn US regulating Bitcoin.
Then build the biggest economy in the world and you can regulate it instead. Oh wait, 1776. Sorry you don't like OUR taxes George, maybe you should start a tea party? I think you're the one who sounds like a 13 year old. A gay one at that.
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June 30, 2013, 12:18:26 AM |
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I'm in the UK, I don't want the damn US regulating Bitcoin.
Then build the biggest economy in the world and you can regulate it instead. Oh wait, 1776. Sorry you don't like OUR taxes George, maybe you should start a tea party? WTF? What was unclear about that I thought that was obvious? In 1776 America beat England in the American Revolutionary War because Americans did not want to pay taxes to King George of England. I was suggesting that people in the UK who do not want to be regulated by the US have no right to that opinion because they lost a war where the US left the colony structure and became a free country. Thought that was obvious. I was thinking I could have said that if he doesn't like being regulated by the US he should blame France because without France the USA would be a colony of England. Of course without the US all of Europe would be the country of Germany.... You like that idea crypto anarchist?
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June 30, 2013, 02:00:17 AM |
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You like that idea crypto anarchist?
I'm more curious how old you actually are to respond. If you're a teenager who went to public school, then your naivety is excusable. If you're in your 30s or older, then I really don't want to waste my time.
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June 30, 2013, 02:19:43 AM |
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AGAINST - We have enough rules already United States
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June 30, 2013, 05:17:28 AM |
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I'm more curious how old you actually are to respond. If you're a teenager who went to public school, then your naivety is excusable. If you're in your 30s or older, then I really don't want to waste my time.
Gay and Fag are the "enlightened" words you brought to the forum today. Leaping to the conclusion you are a white homophobe is obvious. It is also not a stretch to think you might hang around with other intellectually challenged people like white supremesists. Please don't waste your time trying to come up with a retort. Just try to keep in mind that in mad max's world nobody made it to 30.
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June 30, 2013, 05:20:34 AM |
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33 for are you kidding me against BTC Regulation from USA
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