Here's my dilemma. So I believe in sound money. I have fiat loans. The more fiat loans there are the more this creates demand for fiat and so strengthens fiat. So I should get rid of my fiat loans. But the more fiat loans there are the more fiat debases and the more my fiat loans devalue against my sound money. So my possession of sound money gives me a vested interest in the debasement of fiat; but this is contrary to my belief that debasement of currency isn't good for society as a whole.

R E S U L T.

Turns out you dont have to be an anarcho-capitalist to believe in separation of money and state. Great piece of research from nostr:npub1n3sjlzmhpu8rl56umtptc4lua6zkretq2p82yhytnmlcuq639vlqd0te5l and colleagues.

There is no Red,

There is no Blue,

There is real Money,

and its up to You.

As nostr:npub1s05p3ha7en49dv8429tkk07nnfa9pcwczkf5x5qrdraqshxdje9sq6eyhe says, politics is downstream from money.

Red or Blue is not the question.

To tax or not to tax is not the question.

To expand the money supply or not is the question.

Money that can hold its value through time is the answer.

Money first. Politics second.

Bitcoin Fixes This.