To add one more vital point: what I'm advocating is a parallel economy based around Bitcoin that undermines the state by not paying taxes and allowing free trade among individuals.
Quite obviously, the scope of this is way broader than drugs or fraud. Any small business or independent trader offering a cash discount is already a lowkey agorist.
This will get harder in the future with CBDCs, hence stressing the importance of a Bitcoin circular economy.
P.S. Your video reminded me of this music video, couldn't resist haha.
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Reminder that most small independent businesses are already partially agorist even if they don't operate in a black market...
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Definitely food for thought... But it's definitely not a victimless crime.
At best it's inflationary, and at worst the victim gets punished for being victimised.
I'm gonna write a full length post about it to properly articulate my ideas and where I'm coming from.
If the bank takes the hit and the bank is insured it's absolutely a victimless crime.
But again to be clear I'm not advocating for fraud - in a parallel Bitcoin circular economy, people would pay each other in sats instead of a CBDC.
Assuming these transactions are not reported on tax returns like cash in hand deals today, the only loser here is a thief.
I'll tell you what's not a victimless crime. The artificially inflated fees that get pulled out of your pocket every time you make a Bitcoin transaction. Because of so-called ordinals..💀
That's not a crime and it makes no victims. I disagree 100% with that.
Not justifying ordinals, just don't see where the (non ordinal scammed) victims are.
It absolutely is a crime. Bitcoiners paid millions in artificially inflated fees because of so-called #ordinal..⚖️👮♂️💀
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Yep, the very definition of a man in the middle #attack. For these characters it's a #lifestyle. A perceived #birthright.
They don't need no stinking #Proof #Of #Work..😆😂🤣🤭