Point is, these are terribly challenging things to think about and implement and take time and rich discussion, and breaking out of paradigms (while we are still in them!)

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I don’t think eliminating involuntary tribute is very challenging to think about. Again, this is why you are “triggering” Bitcoiners. There is just an incompatible ideology between progressivism and the implementation of a stateless money.

Appreciate the discussion though 🤙

I’m just referring to basically a better and more enhanced gold standard without capture and government conterfitting.

Citizens would be more connected and holding govt accountable through taxation.

Without this, we go back to kingdoms reliant on the goodwill of the rich. I’m not crazy about that

We are going to disagree on any justification for involuntary taxing. We don’t really know how things will emerge once a citizenry is freed from having to pay a central entity a portion of their earnings and wealth. If rich people want to horde their wealth, or direct it somewhere they prefer in a free market, that is their prerogative.

its a same team discussion 🙂 i personally think you should let your liberal vibes come out in your interviews ( which they will, and thats good!) and just have a dif name. i woukd personally be just as confused if someone had ' the conservative bitcoiner' podcast.