No, bitcoin is the better tool because it’s the most valuable thing you can transact P2P across borders without trusting a third party.
No one said anything about trusting governments. Individuals can violate your property rights too, or have you not been paying attention to all the wrench attacks.
You're not tracking the conversation homie
The point we were making is that
"it isn't censorship resistant if it's not private"
as did the Canadian trucker circumstance
you said " The issue is property rights not being respected"
So if the solution is not privacy (as I maintain) but instead property rights,
who is guaranteeing those property rights?
