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"for people who don't like having to carry the burden of moronic bankers" I don't understand whats the gameplan here. So I don't like carrying the burdain of

"for people who don't like having to carry the burden of moronic bankers" I don't understand whats the gameplan here. So I don't like carrying the burdain of military adventures in the middle east, and the guy over there doesn't want him money to be wasted on space while we have problems down here/oversized military/given to poor people. Suppose now we are all 100% successfull at thos tax evasion (which we won't be), whats next? Government collapse and anarchy? Like what's the gameplan?

hd4 5y ago
Making the government accountable for what they spend money on seems like a good direction to go in. The government programs you mention are only possible because of easy access to the money printer, Bitcoin solves this. As for what's next, collapse/anarchy etc, who can really say? As always it's up to the people. Bitcoin places sensible limits on government spending power (and therefore on government power more generally). Governments now have to compete and act sensibly with the tax money they're "responsible" for in the same way any of us are responsible for how we spend our money.
- Nursie 5y ago
  > ... easy access to the money printer, Bitcoin solves this. LOL. Tether has entered the chat....
- automatic6131 5y ago
  >The government programs you mention are only possible because of easy access to the money printer, Bitcoin solves this. And replaces it with something _even_ worse.
- ClumsyPilot 5y ago
  > Making the government accountable for what they spend money on seems like a good direction to go in. But you are not making them accountable, you are just making everyone poorer. They could still get away with collapsing the economy because of democratic deficit/partisanship/qualified immunity/shortcomings of the justice system/etc. These are the real causes. > As for what's next, collapse/anarchy etc, who can really say? If someone is advocating a change to the global financial system, I'd like a better answer than this. Communists sound like grand planners in comparison
danuker 5y ago
I believe in the utility of a fiscally sound government, which is why I pay taxes and I'm not moving to a tax haven. I do not believe in endlessly kicking the debt spiral can, towards repression of future generations. Bitcoin enforces fiscal soundness by virtue of not being debase-able, and providing much-needed competition to national currencies.
whywhywhywhy 5y ago
> whats next? Government collapse and anarchy? Like what's the gameplan? I like how the two options are pay insane taxes and inflation or anarchy. Feel like I’m being held hostage.
- ClumsyPilot 5y ago
  Well thats why i am asking the crypto-anarchists, maybe they have a great plan but so far they are keeping it secret!

hd4 5y ago

Making the government accountable for what they spend money on seems like a good direction to go in. The government programs you mention are only possible because of easy access to the money printer, Bitcoin solves this. As for what's next, collapse/anarchy etc, who can really say? As always it's up to the people. Bitcoin places sensible limits on government spending power (and therefore on government power more generally). Governments now have to compete and act sensibly with the tax money they're "responsible" for in the same way any of us are responsible for how we spend our money.

Nursie 5y ago
> ... easy access to the money printer, Bitcoin solves this. LOL. Tether has entered the chat....
automatic6131 5y ago
>The government programs you mention are only possible because of easy access to the money printer, Bitcoin solves this. And replaces it with something _even_ worse.
ClumsyPilot 5y ago
> Making the government accountable for what they spend money on seems like a good direction to go in. But you are not making them accountable, you are just making everyone poorer. They could still get away with collapsing the economy because of democratic deficit/partisanship/qualified immunity/shortcomings of the justice system/etc. These are the real causes. > As for what's next, collapse/anarchy etc, who can really say? If someone is advocating a change to the global financial system, I'd like a better answer than this. Communists sound like grand planners in comparison

danuker 5y ago

I believe in the utility of a fiscally sound government, which is why I pay taxes and I'm not moving to a tax haven. I do not believe in endlessly kicking the debt spiral can, towards repression of future generations. Bitcoin enforces fiscal soundness by virtue of not being debase-able, and providing much-needed competition to national currencies.

whywhywhywhy 5y ago

> whats next? Government collapse and anarchy? Like what's the gameplan? I like how the two options are pay insane taxes and inflation or anarchy. Feel like I’m being held hostage.

ClumsyPilot 5y ago
Well thats why i am asking the crypto-anarchists, maybe they have a great plan but so far they are keeping it secret!