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Before becoming a bitcoin dev then, (a) thou could have learned the rules of the game and how the system works. This way, you might have avoided the trap you're in. Sure, it’s a comfy trap, you can stay there. Or (b) keep your personal information private to avoid feeling pressured by these commercial offers.
Bitcoin devs today are a bunch of losers, sold to corporations for few bitcoin and convinced to make best interests of "others"... Where are the cypherpunks?
Do you remember the "separation of money from state" thing? FTFS is in the first line of the whitepaper:
Governments are financial institutions. Thou are NOT worth the bitcoin received. If not thou, someone else will take care, no worries. No need to feel so important or responsible for humanity, because you’re not. Or are thou going for president next? In the name of Bitcoin?
going to prison for developing software
wrong, they will go to prison because they continue to believe they are a legal person... a citizen.
This rise on me a question: should bitcoin maintainers be and stay anonymous, like Satoshi was? full on cypherpunks? what would be the implications?
Good luck begging politician! Such waste of time and energy... #996774
@TheBlueMatt or @bluematt should learn a bit more of commercial law instead of wasting his time with such campaigns #991724
Once in the fiat trap, the hard part is about un-learning firs. Then learning up again with a strong basis on different values (aligned with bitcoin ethos) and a clear overview on how the game need to be played, as sovereign individual, not as citizen slave. I'm writing an article about this I'll be sharing soon.
The main reason is that they are fiat businesses., they have obligations to report.
People and businesses should learn how to operate privately before making such moves.
Do you recognize the idiocracy of this article? It's made just to make citizens believe and feel they have some kind of decisional power. Like elections...
And by the way, how is CBDC related to bitcoin?
if you agree, why you spread this misinformation? Moreover in ~bitcoin? There's the ~Politics_and_Law now
Until people still recognizing as citizen, enjoining the "benefits" it provides, government can do anything they want with their citizens' bodies, because they legally own it.
Will be not this article to save Spanish citizens from CBCD. They, like any other citizen in the world, already agreed to submit. If not them, their parents did for them.
I tried to summarize David William contents I've saved locally. For the U.S. Person, you probably already check #967182
I agree with you, even so called bitcoiers are so illiterate on how to run private business that always fall into the register-a-busiess trap, some try to escape registering NGO, but still... It isn't easy, and it needs one to unlearn all assumptions and behaviors that have been indoctrinated to us for long time.
I don't fully buy into the "state national" arguments.
Everything is within word, if you dive deeper into what nation mean you'll better appreciate it
You can find more info at
- https://onestupidfuck.com/state-national-theory
- https://rumble.com/v4pg4cz-exit-the-corporation-of-the-usa-become-a-sovereign-state-national-brandon-w.html
From my perspective, a state national is a way to differentiate people from being a citizen when facing agents imposing authority. One can also recognize to be simply a living man or woman, flash and blood, with no references to any fictional entity.
hatelike it because is another way to make another commercial offer (going to jail) when one isn't ready to decline, or does not know how. Use words properly and you'll be fine.