My family and I have had Covid multiple times.

We are healthier and more robust than someone who has had multiple vaccinations.

If this triggers you, it’s because you have no understanding of the human immunological response.

The biggest takeaway of these bromance videos for me is that women are jealous they don’t have friendships like these 😂 nostr:note1a8r4fmysmv63fjveaxxy9gg32k4hrd78acgkdvkxr6lrpd9glagsecm0x7

What do you all see as my lightning address? Im hearing different things and not receiving zaps.

coinjoins are now called collaborative transactions. a totally different and legal thing.

So long $58K gang.

MICHAEL SAYLOR CAN GO FUCK HIMSELF.

Gonna try to spend more time here than you-know-where.

I wonder if the b cash people will say that Bitcoin Jesus was crucified today. Roger Ver was arrested for your monetary sins 🤡😂

I agree with that. Ideally you don’t want to be in the position where you need to use a brain wallet. The best defense is being able to avoid being at the wrong place at the wrong time.

I said that it’s irrelevant what the people think about property rights. What matters are your actual property rights and they are not the best in the world. I’m also not interested in having a shootout with trained killers from a small apartment.

Here are some places where you can have more freedom as a nomad

My answer is it doesn’t matter. He stated that the culture is what pushes people toward property that can’t be seized. But the government has ruled eminent domain supersedes individual property rights. Culture doesn’t stop government corruption.

Plus the argument is a little misleading. No human in their right mind that has earned their own wealth, wants to lose their wealth. I don’t think valuing individual property rights is a cultural phenomenon. It is human nature. No one likes losing their property. You can see this in young children that don’t like to share or give away their things. They have to be taught to share.

Sweden didn’t lock down their country during Covid but most of the US did. Does that mean people in Sweden value property rights more? American’s belief in property rights and our freedom culture didn’t change anything with respect to their freedom to go wherever they want or live how they want.

Americans can wave their flag and claim they are free as much as they want but when they pay 40% tax and get spied on by their government, they are not free. And when the Supreme Court rules government has authority to take your property, what does it matter if the people believe in property rights?

The government can claim there is necessity for whatever reason and come take your home, car, money, and the shirt off your back. This is what they did with 6102. It’s like Snowden said before, the reason people need to use privacy tools with Bitcoin is because we are not free. It doesn’t matter how much we pound our chests about the founding fathers or property rights or the constitution. The government taxes nearly half your wealth, requires licenses to do business, requires registration to drive a car, and spies on you.

I’ve heard people argue that one should vote with his feet by going to the state that treats him best. But why doesn’t that logic apply to countries as well? This culture of freedom is just a delusion and it prevents people from seriously looking for alternatives outside of the US. As if every other country is more tyrannical. You don’t have to go to china but there are countries with small governments that don’t have the resources to extort you the way the US can.

I got down to “email zero” on my personal email. Not my business email(s) of course, but my personal email. Cleaned it all out.

Today is a good day.

The answer is it depends. How much wealth do you have? What kind of assets do you own? What lifestyle do you want to live? Those resources go into more detail about what options are available. Some countries have favorable property tax laws but bad income tax laws. Owning property in that country while running your business somewhere else would make sense. It’s all tradeoffs.