EU is unnecessary when you have bitcoin. Commerce can flow freely without some shady characters telling your nation what you can and cannot do.
Exit EU.
EU is unnecessary when you have bitcoin. Commerce can flow freely without some shady characters telling your nation what you can and cannot do.
Exit EU.
Les multiples lois la rend de plus en plus compliqué e il aurait fallu juste des membres et ouverture de l'espace Schengen.. Vouloir faire des lois communes pour des peuples complétement différents en termes de règles et droits a rendu l'idée que l'on faisait de l'UE ubuesque .. Légiférer n'empêchera jamais certains de demeurer dans la corruption , d'autant plus que les niveaux de vies et pouvoir d'achats sont disparates d'un pays à un autre .. Maastricht a entraîné cela de ce fait l'EU est intéressant juste pour les entreprises et les pays les moins aisés et l'emploi de certains salariés qui quittent leurs territoires pour déménager dans d'autres où ils seront mieux payés et retournent dans leurs territoires d'origine pour y mener la belle vie sans trop contribuer sur le plan fiscal dans les pays qui les rémunèrent le mieux ...l'atout fut dans le domaine de la formation erasmus ...mais le marché du travail n'a rien de communautaire mais profitables aux certaines entreprises de certains pays très peu légiféré dans certains pays une une des raisons du brexit et l'immigration que l'on stgmatise instinctivement or les entreprises ont vu besoin de salariés moins bien rémunérés ce qui peut entraîner des conflits culturels voire même un certain rejet de certains citoyens envers des salariés étrangers prêts à accepter n'importe quel salaire encore moindre que de ceux de pays où le salaire minimum est encore plus faible que dans ceux des membres fondateurs ...
Sorry but freedom is a choice just like emprisonment. As long as someone chooses to fund eu than itll always be there
if its funded with worthless money it will disintegrate
what's happening?
I did that a long time ago. But some friends from Germany are stuck with their company.
In Germany, you have to pay horrendous taxes if you want to leave the country and own a large company.
It's called the exit tax (Wegzugsbesteuerung) and was introduced by the green communists and is based on a law from the Nazi era. The tax on the flight of the rich. It is pretended that you sell your company virtually and then have to pay tax on it. So you need money that doesn't even exist to leave Germany.
This law is currently being contested because it violates EU law, but let's see.
This occurred to us too. At what point does Bitcoin become big enough that "joining it" is a net win for a country? Like sure, the country loses its ability to control its own currency and rates, but for many their currency isn't that great already OR they are part of the EU and as such, they already no longer have control.
Perhaps EU members will some of the first countries to adopt a full Bitcoin standard as it'd mean they go from being interoperable with many other EU countries, to being interoperable with ALL countries.
Of course, there are other benefits of the EU, but a country could also be both an EU member and declare Bitcoin as legal tender.
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My "nation" has no right to tell me what to do as an individual either. It's a statism problem,not a size problem.