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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @softglitter2d OP 12 Dec 2024 \ parent \ on: What bitcoin can't do (and can do) bitcoin_beginners
About the evasion taxes, you have a point sir...now..
If somebody wants to start a war, will have to come to you with an invoice to pay (with your BTC). Are you willing to do that?
Good Lord, no. I see no reason for wars.
How many others will do it to be a feasible war?
War is hell but also a political tool. Your enemies embrace also bitcoin because they can buy more weapons, so...many other are willing to do that1.
if you use Bitcoin as money every fucking day of your life and never touch anymore fiat (banks).
A big and outstanding if you put it sir. In the short and medium term, it won't.
In the long run, I hope so.
In a Bitcoin full world, govs (in actual form) do not have any power and nobody will fund them anymore. We are literally debanking them
Wrong. You're not debanking them, you're forcing them to evolve into new ways. Of course, these (new) types of governments will be less authoritarian and (probably will) exclude their monetaries policies from their framework. However, telling they don't have power is like saying oxygen has no power over me because I stopped breathing.
Next time just send this guide (link)
I zapped for that article to you like a year ago because I loved it.

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  1. Don't forget in the cyberwar space that Lazarus works exclusively with bitcoin. ↩
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21 sats \ 0 replies \ @DarthCoin 12 Dec 2024
I am not evading taxes... If you evade taxes it means you are violating a contract. DISHONOR.
I am rebutting their existence because a sovereign individual is not a slave shitizen that MUST pay taxes (according to the contract they agree upon). This is key difference that many people still don't get it.
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