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December 02, 2011, 12:04:45 PM
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Didn't the Soviets have laws about what people are allowed to buy with Rubles, maybe even what goods and services one is allowed to offer to people in Soviet territory and/or in return for Rubles?

How swimmingly did that work out?

What does the U.S. tell itself as it emulates such wonderful Soviet traditions?

"we are preserving what was actually good about that system" ?

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If we operating a business offshore doesn't mean that you will get a free pass in respect of any us laws regarding income earned from that business.
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I think they do have authority about all and that's also bitcoin, and I think that's very influential with all.
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