step 5: people stop complying just like 30-40% of americans did not comply with the rules of the last two years.
step6: those who don't comply educate their neighbors who also stop complying
step 7: the cbdc stops
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Sorry. That's naive and idealistic. Of course we'll continue to the fight on all fronts, but we gotta go to the mattresses and get serious about working out all war time simulations. See my question to Jeff above.
the only way things change is one person at a time. the government is made up of people and its rules are enforced by people.
not only is my statement not naive it is the only effective action.
bitcoin is black market money and it is so because it is in direct contradiction to our current government made of people who will oppose it.
the only way to fix that is to educate one person at a time and not comply with bad rules
Totally. Keep evangelizing! But the numbers are not in our favor and the majority showed their fortitude the last few years regardless of neighborly love and readily available info. Semmelweis reflex is real! History shows that no amount of education is going to change an appeased and complacent populous (Bread & Circus) governed by fear. It's only going to come after A LOT of pain and suffering. We're not even close to hitting Intransigent minority before the EO6102 hammer comes down. So my question to the BTC fam is what are your moves to protect your stack, stay local, and continue fighting the good fight ?
bitcoin is not compatible with "kyc accounts" in an adversarial environment despite all of us wishing otherwise
i wish it would work by lobbying the government to allow but that will not work but i am glad people are trying.
the first step to success it recognizing the game you are playing and unfortunately you are playing a black market game but trying to fit into a state supported white market
*monero enters thr chat*
sure monero is fine as a bitcoin side chain. swap in swap out
That’s absolutely right. I don’t think most are intellectually honest about the game we’re playing or are huge celebrity fund managers fighting on that mainstream front and unwilling to discuss this for obvious reasons but also slightly out of touch with the every day person. I’ve worked with devs in finance for over a decade and their nerd pride prevents them from understanding how regular people think. That’s why the large exchanges are predominantly winning the discussion and peeing in the pool. Such is the case in revolutions/rebellions I guess. So where are the anons who are actually putting it on the ground and actively fleshing out these scenarios? I tried to prime the pump but am still getting 30,000 foot responses everywhere I look.