π€ learning Portuguese might not be a bad idea...
Taxes violate your rights.
Just a reminder. Free people don't pay taxes.
Me neither. Haven't researched though. Fault's mine.
Fucked up weirdo reporting for duty!
We need our enemies - both joining us, and not joining but keeping us sharp
In the context of becoming bitcoiners? I think its just a human thing. People seem to respond to it.
Simulations are real too. What's going on?
Its not enduring power... We know good wins in the end. Its an honor to be alive during this.
Crazy... Do you get around on a sleigh?
*finds piece of roast on floor 2.5 days after Christmas*
72 hour rule! Mmm
Well, how are businesses going to respond when they are required to use certain software that controls how they use bitcoin? Physical businesses, I mean
Is that for when you drop food on the floor? Still good!
It takes finess to enjoy that. Respect β
Probably the best gift anyone has ever given me. This is the translation I would choose too.

The state moves from a position of powerlessness to total power over a population by splitting the population. When some people comply, the remaining noncompliers are easier to target. Their laws don't have to make sense, and they don't need total compliance. They move by gradations of compliance. That's how rugged frontiersmen turn into suburbanite tax cattle, over just a few generations.
Agreed on all points, but how will the state respond? See my other comment for my speculation


