That is not what I am saying. I am saying that authoritarian policy doesn't mean it's a socialist policy. All colors of authoritarian benefit from soft money.
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People always talk about this non-authoritarian socialism... care to share an example?
The question was will socialism exist on a Bitcoin standard. You answered yes.
If you're talking about utopian bottom-up socialism, ok then maybe. But that's also never existed at any meaningful scale.
Top-down socialism - aka authoritarian socialism - necessarily requires coercive private property theft by the state. Bitcoin makes that untenable.
Norway? Sweden?
Relies on theft. Relies on theft.
You say that. To a country with incredibly high metrics and happiness rankings...
Ok.
That wasn't the question lol. Bitcoin makes theft through inflation a non-option. I'm saying that these systems, regardless of how well or not they work, will not be able to inflate their currencies and will become much less tenable