> How do you receive tokens? One person, one token? No? Then it's not a democracy. Give me a break. You can have more than one vote in a democracy look at the

> How do you receive tokens? One person, one token? No? Then it's not a democracy. Give me a break. You can have more than one vote in a democracy look at the American electoral system as an example or any business. > because it's the intent that matters, not what the actual contract says, unlike a smart contract. If you sign a contract you are bound to it not some undecided interpretation of it thats why you need a lawyer to write it. You don't understand how our legal system works. > There's no risk because you can simply mint more coins for free There is no crypto currency where I can just print more coins. Can you please tell me how I can print create more bitcoin for free? VERY interested in this alchemy you speak of.