The system, and the money, are broken. Our elections and options are getting worse. Proposing to solve one problem with aggressive populism that perpetuates the broken system even further. And people point the finger at the wrong things, manipulated by our politicians.

Taxing the rich without figuring out a better budget (and cutting fraud and inefficiencies) won’t work

The rich also increasingly rely on the government and effectively bribery to support their efforts in public markets (socialism for the rich)

The free market seems increasingly dead. Then…there’s Bitcoin. There’s circular economies. There’s peer-to-peer. There’s opt out. Freedom, agency, liberty.

Anarchism (which I am increasingly fond of if I’m being honest), at its root, is not chaos. It’s opt out of state violence and control. Bitcoin is the peaceful opt out revolution.

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The builders of the economy don’t think money is broken. They think money should be spent immediately, and money that loses 2% per year is good. Saving money is laughed at by the highly paid Gainz Ideologists on Wall Street and occupiers of the tallest towers in every city around the world. They would actually view money as broken if you were incentivized to hold it. These ppl actually view bitcoin as broken money since they believe the economy would grind to a halt if money didn’t lose purchasing power. You can’t convince these people money is broken bc their job depends on that very fact