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Thomas Jefferson would a huge fan of Bitcoin.

Had it existed at the time, bitcoin would have been part of the constitution where gold and silver are mentioned. Would also likely had been included under additional rights outlined in the Bill of Rights.

It’s time to start moving in that direction.

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Paul Allen 1y ago

I feel like the Constitution was designed for a time in which the fastest form of secure communication was armed men on horseback.

If the advent of the internet and Bitcoin could have been fast-forwarded by a couple centuries, would the founders have even felt a need for something like the Constitution and its central government?

If the internet and Bitcoin have rendered the US government obsolete, federal politicians and bureaucrats will likely be the very last people to accept it.

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BTCrevolutionary 1y ago

That’s an excellent question… never thought of that… they mostly would have said to hell with creating a constitution. With hard money creating an omnipotent government like we have no would be damn near impossible.