Are you ready to fight for your rights?

[digitalcoins]

If tomorrow government will prohibit you from  selling/buying bitcoins and doing anything with crypto, will you obey and do what other people say to you?

[BADecker]

I'm ready to die for my rights. Of course, if I do, I won't even be able to wiggle any more. My rights will all be gone.

 

[boyptc]

I'll obey what does the law says. I'll just fly to other country so I can buy and sell.

[Beli99]

So funny post ,because a big majority of people in world dont fight for their rights ,you can only see some small paid groups fighting for fake rights on fake media ,but in general normal people that pay tax go to work every day and try to survive in this mess they dont raise voices like they are hypnotize by system to just work and dont resist

[qwertyuiop0987654321]

I'm ready to die for my rights. Of course, if I do, I won't even be able to wiggle any more. My rights will all be gone.

 

absolutely,  I'm  ready to fight for my rights. Who the heck out of his mind don't want to fight for his right ?? let's fight until we make and see it.

[TECSHARE]

Everyone be sure to post your names, locations, and social security numbers so you can all be rounded u.... I mean thanked for your support of Bitcoin later.

[jak3]

I am from India and the government has banned Bitcoin for businesses. They have instructed RBI that if anyone trade on Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency that the accounts will be canceled. But I still news Bitcoin for most of my pocket money and I want to use Bitcoin for business purpose in the future. I do expect the government to unban Bitcoin soon or else I have to use cryptocurrencies illegally(of course I will find some other ways there are numerous loopholes in the system already).

[digitalcoins]

I am from India and the government has banned Bitcoin for businesses. They have instructed RBI that if anyone trade on Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency that the accounts will be canceled. But I still news Bitcoin for most of my pocket money and I want to use Bitcoin for business purpose in the future. I do expect the government to unban Bitcoin soon or else I have to use cryptocurrencies illegally(of course I will find some other ways there are numerous loopholes in the system already).

I am ready to give 1000 usd for people, which are ready to organize protests against it (In India for example). Will you be able to find some? 10, 20, 100 people?
One can print banners, make local community web site for protest etc.
Decentralization of finances makes people independent from authorities, it is much more difficult to control people in that case. So, people should not
It is normal, that there is no political activity in crypto community, because it is mostly concentrated on economics.
But that doesn t exist separately!!! Etither we stand altogether and fight together, or we are defeated separately!!!

[digitalcoins]

I'm ready to die for my rights. Of course, if I do, I won't even be able to wiggle any more. My rights will all be gone.

 

absolutely,  I'm  ready to fight for my rights. Who the heck out of his mind don't want to fight for his right ?? let's fight until we make and see it.

Where the heck are any organized movements into that direction?

[BADecker]

I'm ready to die for my rights. Of course, if I do, I won't even be able to wiggle any more. My rights will all be gone.

 

absolutely,  I'm  ready to fight for my rights. Who the heck out of his mind don't want to fight for his right ?? let's fight until we make and see it.

Where the heck are any organized movements into that direction?

It's happening. See https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5035677.0.

[digitalcoins]

So funny post ,because a big majority of people in world dont fight for their rights ,you can only see some small paid groups fighting for fake rights on fake media ,but in general normal people that pay tax go to work every day and try to survive in this mess they dont raise voices like they are hypnotize by system to just work and dont resist

I always thought that people start fighting for their rights, when they see that these rights are damaged, or may be damaged.
Personally, I had some issues with laws before, when I was living abroad, but indeed I just moved to my home country. Now, things start to become not so pleasant in my home country also. So, now, here, I have to fight for my rights and therefore I am starting this topic.
Just curious what the hell people are thinking otherwise?
Just sitting on their asses and waiting for their interests to be damaged?

[digitalcoins]

I'm ready to die for my rights. Of course, if I do, I won't even be able to wiggle any more. My rights will all be gone.

 

absolutely,  I'm  ready to fight for my rights. Who the heck out of his mind don't want to fight for his right ?? let's fight until we make and see it.

Where the heck are any organized movements into that direction?

It's happening. See https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5035677.0.

Thank you! That s interesting! I have answered it!

[BADecker]

So funny post ,because a big majority of people in world dont fight for their rights ,you can only see some small paid groups fighting for fake rights on fake media ,but in general normal people that pay tax go to work every day and try to survive in this mess they dont raise voices like they are hypnotize by system to just work and dont resist

I always thought that people start fighting for their rights, when they see that these rights are damaged, or may be damaged.
Personally, I had some issues with laws before, when I was living abroad, but indeed I just moved to my home country. Now, things start to become not so pleasant in my home country also. So, now, here, I have to fight for my rights and therefore I am starting this topic.
Just curious what the hell people are thinking otherwise?
Just sitting on their asses and waiting for their interests to be damaged?

The reason is that people don't know what to do, and haven't clearly known how to use Government against itself.

Google the "right to contract clause." This brings up pages that show Article I, section 10, clause 1 of the U.S. Constitution. The important part is: "No State shall ... impairing the Obligation of Contracts..." This means that we have the right to contract, and no State (the Federal Government is essentially a State) can bar us from making contracts.

The only thing required is that we state that our contract association is a private association. There are many laws and court cases that uphold this.

The Best Kept Secret of the Legal System

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13OHj_2TOOA

Take a look at how 13 States are using this and other things, to start making their own money that is not attached to the Federal Reserve Bank - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5035677.0

Everyday people can do this, as well, if they are careful to make their contracting together a formal private association.

[ejawusa]

I will not remain silent because owning, selling or buying bitcoin is a personal right and the government cannot block the rights of its citizens because in the crypto world we don't harm anyone.

[digitalcoins]

What constitution should provide is this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forum_shopping

Otherwise any state is dictatorship of majority over minority, or even vice versa.

[digitalcoins]

So, political program:
1. Cryptocurrencies are legal means to buy/sell any services in any country worldwide, represent global borderless payment financial system, uniting people all over the world.
2. Tokens are legal securities, which grant ownership, purchase of certain services, or goods, voting rights of shareholders in certain organization, ownership results of the decentralized organization work

How does that sound?
Are there any lawyers here?

[digitalcoins]

Everyone be sure to post your names, locations, and social security numbers so you can all be rounded u.... I mean thanked for your support of Bitcoin later.

Ideally no. In case of ICOs usually people have to shown their names.

[KingScorpio]

If tomorrow government will prohibit you from  selling/buying bitcoins and doing anything with crypto, will you obey and do what other people say to you?

one think you can be sure.

"dont count on others from the cryptomovement to help you"

if 95% of the world will become national banking cartels again,

all cryptos in 5% left will be very valuable.

so expect no support form other icos.

[Beli99]

So funny post ,because a big majority of people in world dont fight for their rights ,you can only see some small paid groups fighting for fake rights on fake media ,but in general normal people that pay tax go to work every day and try to survive in this mess they dont raise voices like they are hypnotize by system to just work and dont resist

I always thought that people start fighting for their rights, when they see that these rights are damaged, or may be damaged.
Personally, I had some issues with laws before, when I was living abroad, but indeed I just moved to my home country. Now, things start to become not so pleasant in my home country also. So, now, here, I have to fight for my rights and therefore I am starting this topic.
Just curious what the hell people are thinking otherwise?
Just sitting on their asses and waiting for their interests to be damaged?

People will turn their words to action when his personal interests became damaged thats right ,because majority looks to other peoples tragic stories on sidelines with just comments like its not fair,poor people and we need to do something ,but when you told him lets go help those people then hes comfort zone is endangered and thats the problem and if you ask those people many of them would told you that he want to help everyone so ironic.... just look today how people help other people in danger they take phone and record instead helping

[BADecker]

I will not remain silent because owning, selling or buying bitcoin is a personal right and the government cannot block the rights of its citizens because in the crypto world we don't harm anyone.

How do you know it's a personal right? Just because you say so? Or does it run deeper? Explain, because if you don't, how are you ever going to explain to government people who suggest that it is a public right, and under their control?