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I'd actually argue that it was more of a threat to the authority of the state than Bitcoin is today. The widespread disregard of Prohibition lead directly to it
by Ancapistani 6y ago
I'd actually argue that it was more of a threat to the authority of the state than Bitcoin is today. The widespread disregard of Prohibition lead directly to its repeal. Defying the state in one aspect of your life leads to defiance in other aspects.
- almost_usual 6y agoAlcohol distribution was also controlled by violent criminals who you guessed it, had a strong physical force.
- UncleMeat 6y ago> I'd actually argue that it was more of a threat to the authority of the state than Bitcoin is today. If that is the case, then BTC certainly isn't going to end the US military.